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Last updated: 2005-05-13

China's top car makers eke out April sales growth
2005-05-13

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SHANGHAI - Top auto makers in China posted a 4.2 percent rise in car sales in April from March, the country's industry group said on Friday, as the world's third-largest vehicle market remained in the doldrums. Thirty-nine car makers sold 266,600 passenger cars in April, according to data from the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers.... ...
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