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Exports of American Automobi‘es Doubled In 1922
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(in. [is WEEKLY TEAD! RECORD Issued by Th Nous-cl My Bend) \
The American automobile is
again invading foreign fields. With
the re- —action in world markets
which followed the close of the war
and the big accumulation existin
abroad at that date, our exports o
automobiles were temporarily re- 5
duccd in 1921 but are again ap—
proaching normal and give promise
of steady gains in the future. The
number of machines now going out
of the country is more than double
that of the corresponding period of
last year. and the total number ex-
ported in the calendar year 1922
will be twice as great as in 1921
and three times as great as in the
year preceding the war. 0! course.
the total for 1922 cannot be ex-
pected to reach that of the closing
years of the war when the military
activities demanded enormous num-
bers of machines of all types. but
when we compare the exports of
the 9 months of the calendar year
1922 with those of the correspond-
ing months of 1921 we find an in-
crease of 90%. and in the latest
single month for which details are
avaiiable, September there is an in-
crease of 150% when compared
with September0 of last year. sug-
grsting that the grand total for the
complete year 1922 will be fully
double that of the full year 1921.
This increase occurs in all types
of automobiles. Passenger cars ex-
ported in the 9 months ending with
September show a total of 48,328
against 23,900 in the same months
of last year, an increase of over
100%. and motor trucks. of which 5
we exported but a small number
prior to the war, are in the 9
months of this year 8,080 a inst
.945 in the same monthso last
r. Passenger cars in Septem-
er alone were 5,862 against 2.197
in September of last year.
Cnriousl. too. this big increase
in the 192 exports of automobiles
occurs in large degree in ahipmentt
to those parts of the world which
are recognized as manufacturers of
automobiles. The total number of
passenger machines sent to the
eight European countries enum-
erated in the Departmstht Com-
merce monthly record of countries
of destination is ov;r_,130m against
less than 3.000 in the same eriod
of last year. To Great ritain
alone. the greatest manufacturer
outside of the United States, the
total of passenger machines ex-
ported in the 9 months of 1922 is
3,645 against but 2992 in the same
months of last year: to Belgium.
also a manufacturing country, 3. 329
against 344 last year; while to Can-
ada, now a considerable manufac-
turer of automobiles, the number
is 8.661 against 4,644 in the corre-
sponding months of 1921. To
Australia and New Zealand. in
which all sorts of_ AmeriCan manuv
facturcl are gaining in popularity,
the number of passenger cars is
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outh America over” 3,000 against
a little more than 1.000 in the same
period of 1921 and to British South
Aided l 350 against” last year.
To India there is a material in«
crease, but to the extreme Orient.
China. Japan, the Philippines, and
the Dutch East Indies, the number
exported in 1922 is slightly less
in the corresponding manta:
of 1921.
These big increases in our ex-
ports of automobiles in 1977 as
compared with 1921 are especially
grahlying in view of the evidence
which they furnish that the foreign
world recognises the value of this
type of American manufacture and
gives this recognition alter a severe
test. The total numberof ofautomo.
biles of all sorts exported from the
United States during the decade
ending with 1921 was about 650000
and t eir aggregate value a billion
dollars. and the fact that the world
after its thorough acquaintance
with them. including the “acid
test" on the battle fields of Europe,
is now doublin its purchases of
our machines w en compared with
those of last year, indicates that
it is recognizing the high quality
of this example of the roduets of
the American factory. he United
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