Fiat has officially reopened its plant in Cordoba, central Argentina, and plans to make 600,000 cars a year there by 2010.
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The plant will employ about 4,200, according to local news service ANSA.
The plant stopped making complete vehicles after the Argentine economic crisis in 2001-2 and the employee count dropped from 4,900 to 600 making components only.
Fiat plans to boost daily production capacity from 250 to 400 with an initial annual output of 220,000.
