Daimler set to approve Mercedes output in Mexico, report says

Daimler will build the next Mercedes CLA in Mexico, a report said. The current car is pictured.

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Staff report

June 23, 2014 05:00 AM

MUNICH -- Daimler's executive board will approve in two weeks production of a Mercedes-Benz compact sedan and its CLA coupe-styled four-door compact at a Nissan plant in Mexico, a German press report said.

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