May 07 2013

Japanese Auto Manufacturing is Leading to U.S. Economic Growth

This year is a positive year for the auto industry in the United States. A report by Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association (JAMA) opens many facts and figures about the participation of Japanese automobile manufacturing in America’s economy growth. From manufacturing a vehicle in America to selling these to Americans and buying these Japanese vehicles by Americans are boosting the economy nationwide.

General Director of JAMA USA Mr. William C.Duncan said that Japanese automakers are bringing innovation and investment into the United States and it is helping and benefiting the U.S consumers and the all American auto industry. He also added that report is reflecting the Japanese automaker’s commitment of quality jobs in the communities throughout the America.

Report also contains numerous infographics about the industry state including the statistics of automakers of Japan. Here are some key features of the report

• Japanese automakers are making up to 80% sales of alternative-powered cars in U.S.A.
• 68% of sold Japanese vehicles in U.S are built in North America

• 260,000 American built cars and trucks are exported around the world by Japanese automakers.  
• Japanese automakers have bought almost $ 43.24 billion U.S parts for vehicles which are built in U.S and Japan.