91.   Japanese automakers are cutting back on exports to avoid exchange-rate losses and move production closer to foreign markets.

92.   Japanese automakers are expanding their manufacturing plants in the U.S. to escape currency fluctuations.

93.   Japanese automakers are making their parts in the U.S. too.

94.   Japanese automakers are the true wizards in stamping.

95.   Japanese automakers gained market share in a year of little improvement in industry sales.

96.   Japanese automakers have been ramping up U.S. production for interest in long bonds.

97.   Japanese automakers have been ramping up U.S. production for years because of the strength of the yen and the cost of exporting cars and trucks.

98.   Japanese automakers have cut back on exports partly because of a slowdown in the U.S. car market and also because the still-strong yen erodes export earnings.

99.   Japanese automakers introduced new compact sport-utility vehicles to the U.S., Europe and elsewhere this year.

100.   Japanese automakers posted very strong results.