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Global automakers are turning to the United States as their most profitable market, capitalizing on consumers’ appetite for high-margin pickup trucks and SUVs, and on an average new-car price of nearly $50,000. Meanwhile, sales in China fell by more than 20% over nine months, and other markets slowed. Companies such as Toyota and Audi are expanding their investments and factories in the United States, while Nissan plans to introduce new and hybrid models, and General Motors and Ford are gearing up to compete with new arrivals and defend their market shares. But expansion carries the risk of overcapacity: new factories could add the capacity to produce more than one million vehicles a year by 2030, even as the average age of cars on U.S. roads has reached about 13 years.
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