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Global automakers are turning to the United States to offset falling sales and excess production in China and Europe, taking advantage of demand for pickup trucks and high-margin SUVs. Sales in China fell by more than 20% over nine months, while the average price of a new car in the U.S. reached about $50,000. Companies are expanding their investments there: Toyota has earmarked $3.6 billion for a new plant, Audi has announced a $4 billion plant in Georgia, and Nissan plans to launch new models, including hybrids. But this expansion carries risks: the plants could add more than one million vehicles a year to production capacity by 2030, even as the average age of cars on U.S. roads stands at about 13 years.
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