Magazine content is available exclusively for TIME subscribers.U.S. Business: HOW THE '64 AUTOS FARED
"|"HE 1964 auto year went so fast and furiously that it is hard to believe it is nearly over. Last week General Motors Cadillac Division became the first auto-industry name plate to stop production of the '64s and begin preparations for the 1965 models. In the next few weeks Detroit's other automakers will also close out 1964 production, ending much earlier than usual to prepare for the most complete retooling in many years. As the switchover for the restyled '65s began, the auto industry's 1964 Jan.-June 30
GENERAL MOTORS 2,200,595.
Chevrolet 794,496 . ....
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