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Latest Daf production boost will not cut queues
7th February 2008, Page 11
7th February 2008
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DAF WILL BOOST production levels at its Leyland plant next month, but the additional 3,500 vehicles that will roll off the line this year are not going to reduce the long lead times the company is currently experiencing. Marketing director Tony Pain explains that this rise, the third in six months, has already been factored into delivery times: "But what this increase does do is protect the UK market. Leylan now builds 100% of everything w sell in the UK, which means true supply is firmly in our control."
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