Auto sales to grow in 2001, report says

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Automobile sales in Canada next year will surpass 2000's high levels, despite warnings about an economic downturn and plunging US sales. A Bank of Nova Scotia report said that Canadian sales will increase to 1.56 million units next year, from 1.55 million.

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Drivers with most cash to burn switching to Euro-hot models

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Canadians are increasingly spending their money on foreign luxury cars rather than domestic-make automobiles.

Foreign-Make Autos, Statistical Data Included, Consumer behavior, Foreign cars

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Toyota breaks into Big Three ranks

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Toyota Motor Corp. moved ahead of the Chrysler Group in the U.S. and in Canada in terms of vehicle sales for the August 2003 period. Toyota Canada Inc. posted a rise of 22% in sales to 15,506 units in August.

United States, Toyota Motor Corp., Automobile Industry, Toyota Canada Inc., Consumption data, TM

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