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Show Autos Salt Cake tribune ufljf Interest Hates si 2.000 to $20.000 Kan-- f On Cars lo Bid Japanese Ready 1aul Lienert May Stay Low Japanese intermediates larger, plusher, with more oHK Ati - K the autu li getting honked tm runring deals' Thai s the question faring people vi ho make sell and might buv ears in he men! hs ahead, according to econ-mists who have studied the subject Late last summer, domestic offerings of mlei esl on ear loans touched olf a binge u! bumg Fur August and September. sales ran at an annual rate ot 10 i million units When the special incentives lapsed thereafter sales dropped olf to a 6 5 million annual rate Now General Motois, Ford and Chrysler are back loans on alottering low interest-rate most hall the models they make Itepoiis so far indicate that the n w oilers ol 7 a percent or 7 y pernl financing have perked up activi-MAN 'i e (ut-iui- i "Despite the slump in sales, domestic automakers built almost 2 million cars in the fourth quarter, resulting in a sharp escalation in dealer inventory." noted Donald Straszheim, chief economist at Merrill Lynch, in a recent report on the subject "Consumer response to the new programs has been modest." he added "Naturally, a key question at this juncture is whether the current sales pace can be sustained over the next seseral months, which would allow the automakers to adhere to their agr gressive " production schedules Those ambitious plans for car building suggest, in Straszhetm's view, "that financing incentives are more likely to become the rule rather than the exception in 1986." 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"Even with enhanced incentive activity, domestic automakers will be to duplicate 1985's impressive sales " pel formance UTAH STATE RESIDENTS R AGLNC't mokes to ovoid errors in (oitbtac fcochudiscorefully clicked and proofread, but when n inch eds of acis a' e processed each dav, mistakes do sltp rtuoiiuh We oxk, therefore, fhrjt you check vour od hie day it uaueuts and immediately ony error to the Ciass'ficd Department bv calling Wc regret thai we cannot be responsible fx mo e than one day's mcoMCCl insertion if vou do not coir the eno' 'o our attention Rank ou are Bargains Lake Sort Ai eo) adantoge ot our tClL free watts lime Take to place YOUR m Oaivhed 800-662-918- AD 6 TO 4 P XI DAIl Y MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 8 A M SfcALBD offers will be received bv the Bootd of Education for the pa chase of 55 7 or res of land located at approximately 1500 West 3500 South The land is Ofesentiy zoned l and is surrounded by zones Ml, C2 C3, RMH, Sealed oners will be received until 3 00 d m T uesdov Mai ch 1, 1986 at their office, 340 East 3545 South, AI which time oil offers will be publicly ooen and reod in the board room The Boord of Education has established o minimum sales price of $30,000 per octe The ight is reserved by the Board of Education to t eject unv and oil offers A check of not less fhon five percent (59)' of the amount of the fothe Board of Eduoffer, poval cation of Granite School District, shall accompany the otter For further info telephone ANYTHING in DIAL Sales WITH A CLASSIFIED ADI 237-200- The Ambassador Club 145 S0U1H 500 EAST salt lake City, utmh AND BUILDING IS SOLD WILL BE TORN DOWN Saturday, January 25 AUCTION PREVIEW Sew 7 8 7147 Crochet an outshorts ol standing hat and scar! pull on shirt eusycaru cottons m no scl and be prolocted from lime to mi switch the cold weather Use Pattern 4644: Childs synthetic worsted Direc Sizes ? lo 8 lions, ono size lo lit all lop, brecze-oas- $3.25 lor paltorn $3.25 plus 75c Add 75c each paltern lor Send handling tor postage, handling postage each pattern Send lo June Adams 21k iult 62 08 Notlhirn NY 1377 Print Zip Wondsida Minn Addon Numtin SlI I'Jlliin trosh fashions 122 Alice BrooXi Needlecratl alt Cakr Ohr 62-- NY Depl 227 Jribunr Northern Blvd Woodude Print Nemt 11377 Zip. Pihirn Numhii 2 in SUMMER SPRING PATUHN CATALOG pallotn uhor Sond 75C postage $7 Houxs $2 95 ' 75c p&h 117 PARTIAL LISTING1500 Lb cap. Kimboll eievotor, York Shipley boiler 200,000 BTU low pressure, Dearcrtor heater pumps and controls, swamp cooler ond voult retng aircond units, buift-idoors, old printing press, grill and bo , gos stove, warming table, bat sink, refrig, unit, i eg and haueur locke s, Teokwood and Mai. agony paneling, hardwood flooring, bannisters, fireproof doors, carpeting, draperies, light futures, bathroom partitions and futures, kit. cabinets, stove, refrig and sink combinations, oft. desks, req and secretarial, filing cotunets ond chairs plus much more TERMS OF SALE: Cash Company or personal checks will only be accepted witty proper ID Everything must be paid for on day of sole. NO EXlEpT'ONS Evertii nq sold as iswheie is with no Quoramees epr essed or implied Purchaser does hereby indemnify and hold harmless Auctioneer and Sellers hunt any and oil damages, claims or habmtes from to persons or to property of any type whatsoever caused during the sole or during the tmovai of any items purchased Buyers will hove three working days for dismantling ond removal Sole conducted A&B An Ol Needltpoml Stufl n Pull Quail Uy 86 Noodlecrall Calalug 75c 150 designs $? 75c p&h Books $2 95 Machine Quilli n Ooillei 127 Afghani 111 Hairpin Crochel Show-oh- i ANNE ADAMS Alice Brooks PATTERNS CRAFTS by AUCTIONS INC. ANDREW OOST 1801). 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Among the hybrids, ur loretgn cai companies which assemble cars on U S soil. Volkswagen of America Inc posted an supply as of Jan. This compares with a supply for Nissan Motor Manufacturing U S A s Sentra subcompact American Honda Motor Corp had a supply of only seven days lor its domestically built Accord, but the low inventory is partly due to model ehangeovers at its Marysville. Ohio plant AMC's Renault Encore had the highest supply at 172 days, followed by GM's rear wheel drive Buick Re gal at 168 days e 1 News showed 4-Ye- ar A As of Jan 1. GM posted the highest supply of cars at 83 days alter it continued its high production output, most probably in anticipation ol its latest incentive program Ford's supply averaged 52 days which means it could get caught short of cars if the new buyer programs ai e successful. Chrysler's supply averaged out to 78 days, on the high side GM fuels but comfortable if No. overall car sales activity Slow sales of the Renault Alliance and Encore subcompacts swelled AMCs car supply to 137 days, the weekly trade magazine said y BUSINESS OR PERSONAL STOP FORECLOSURES STOP REPOSSESSIONS STOP COLLECTIONS REPAY ON YOUR TIMETABLE FREE CHAPTER 11 BOOKLET AUCTION GA.iE 4303 South Mom OLSON drive Maxima, with its engine and numerous features. el V-- 6 --4 "-- Fresh Start' chapter 25m 2 30 p front-whe- 1986 e 1 BANKRUPTCY SALE Sa cut-rat- reached their highest level in more than four years as carmakers continued incentive programs in efforts to move more cars from dealer lots into buyers' driveways As of Jan 1. the latest data avail able, nearly 63 million cars sat unsold among the domestic carmakers, translating into a supply. That cumpares with an inventory of 160 million cars a month earlier, although the days' supply was slightly higher at 78. figures from Automotive BURTON T. san's i too early to tell tl the latest round ol incentives will help boost car sales for the first two months ol domestic new cars this month 715 I t DETROIT tUPU - Inventories of & ASSOCIATES No Cose Too Small or Too Loro PUBLIC AUCTION FOUND. magazine ads Inventories Reach o New-Aut- 035 Legal Services RUL0N "rOUND-Gro- Sale To Be Held On SIZES 035 East AUCTION SALE 237-200- 4644 82,1 Million GiM Auction Sales 020 Auction YOU CAN SEU Today's WANT ADS! DIAL 9 g April 16, 1984. YOUR AD! The Best 1988-8- Japan automakers are shifting their focus to larger, more profitable models like Nis- - t luxury-spor- " PLEASE CHECK NF WSPAPfc V6 "Obviously, we would have preferred that no one had been killed" in traffic accidents, said Harold C. L. Jackson Jr., a GM spokesman in Detroit. But the early results of the program indicate that his company's longstanding belief "in the potential of safety belts is justified. Jackson said. During its first 21 months, the GM plan covered 11.2 million vehicles that were driven 112 billion miles, Jackson said. pany $2 4 million during the past 21 months. But GM officials called the program a success, claiming it has saved an estimated 200 lives in the United States and Canada since it began Notices !t by CM car while wearing seat belts has cost the com- Special Notices and TV r consedan, based on the CUE-it displayed at the Tokyo and car cept Detroit auto shows. Nissan executives hint such a car mav go on sale lute-mod- 010 Although model year tion of a General Motors Corp.s promise to to the heirs of anyone Special Notices nuni-va- colleague phoned last week lo redesigned and displayed at the Tokyo Motor Show, is powered by a three-lite- r V6 and will be assembled in Japan and South Korea. Versions of it may be sold here both by Mitsubishi and Korean affiliate Hyundai Mazda next year will unveil a front-driv- e edition of its midsize 929 V6 and sedan, with a new three-lite- r an optional system, and plans to begin selling the car in the United States as an '88 model Nissan also is considering produc- Pledge Costs pay $10,000 killed in a 1 Exploding the myth A h ivc trumpeted ihe dramatic no provement in the quality ot domestii automobiles many Americans still believe US built cats cant match their Japanese uvals for qualify Remaps those ads from Dcttoil automakers should mention that Jap anese affiliates supply many ot the parts for their cars - including mv engine and my lnend's transmission The Mitsubishi Debonair, recently By Warren Brown The Washington Post hard-presse- d 010 e cut-rat- first-quarte- special 1988 e Seal-Be- lt 1 mid-198- more-profitabl- e s Page 21, ltiSh flat-siwill be driven by a new 2 engine (similar to the design used in the Porsche 911). The big Subaru may bow in this country in Mitsubishi and Mazda reportedly have scheduled new intermediate sedans for the American market in the auto-makei- analysts say present mven-loiieand planned production are huge enough to suggest potential problems for the industry if it doesn't extend sales incentives past their scheduled expiration in late Febru-a- i HTETfti four-doo- riced I And lower-p- commiserate over meth.mn.il woes with our American-buil- t mis The manual transmission on his domestic subcompact had just he said, and i consoled him with the story of the chronic engine problem' suffered last spring wah my new Repoits (rum Japan sav Tovote, offer a new three-liter- , hunt-drivsedan in the late lysus. designed specifically ku the US mai-ke- l Tuyuta may even produce the car at its Georgetown Kv assemblv plant, company sources sav too, mav around $18,000 Subaru s parent. Fuji Heavy Industries. is readying its first midsize sedan for a fall debut The The rationale behind Japan's mow simple Profit margins on the Japanese subcompacts squeezed by the rapid apprecia tion of the yen against the dollar In the small-ea- r market, the Japanese also face the threat of increasing produccompetition from lower-cos- t ers in Asia and Latin America One solution for Japanese has been to shift their locus tu larger, models that embody the latest technological advances and contemporary styling to rival that of the newest designs from Europe and the United States Late word from Tokyo is that Japan's top six producers are preparing to launch a squadron of sedans in the United States over the next two to three years, and have targeted Audi. BMW and Volvo and domestic models like Ford's new Taurus-Sabland General Motors' family as their principal competitors So far, the sole Japanese entries in that segment Toyota Cressida and Nissan Maxima are essentially gussied-ucompacts The next wave is - I - and higher pric e tags The first salvo will be fired bv Honda, which introduces its Acura l.egend sport sedan here in April 2 Poweied by a V6. with a top speed of mure than 180 m p h , the Legend will sell lot S2U.UU0 beluw-mar-k- e perlor-mane- Newspapers DETROIT Japanese importer in the United States expect to clash shortly with Detroit automakers and European manufacturers in what has been the largest and most lucrative segment of the American car market midsize sporty and luxury sedans, ranging in price from $12l)ot) to r Fridd. Januar G for Share of Midsize U.S. Car Market will be of By Knight-Bidde- Section Y I. l I . 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