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Article: Toyota moves engine work to U.S.(NEWS)(Toyota Motor Corp.)(Brief article)
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- Automotive News
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- August 24, 2009
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Byline: Lindsay Chappell
In a move that takes advantage of excess engine-making capacity at a U.S. factory, Toyota Motor Corp. will shift more production of its four-cylinder engines from Japan to Alabama.
Toyota will spend $147 million to add 216,000 four-cylinders a year at Huntsville, Ala., where it already makes V-6 and V-8 light-truck engines. As part of the expansion, Toyota will hire 240 workers.
The four-cylinder engines will go into Toyota Camrys built in Princeton, Ind., and RAV4s built in Woodstock, Ontario. The engines for those models have been coming from Japan.
The Huntsville plant was built to produce V-8 engines for ...
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