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UK's pro-EU carmakers say plants not at risk from Brexit

Nissan, the UK's biggest carmaker, will build its next-generation Juke small SUV in the UK. Production of the current model is shown.
September 17, 2015 05:00 AM

FRANKFURT (Reuters) -- The UK’s foreign-owned carmakers, strong supporters of the open markets created by the country's EU membership, would not shut their plants were the UK to leave the bloc, though future investment could be at risk, executives said.

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