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- China planning auto export quotas – Xinhua
- 2007 auto show goal: Turn lookers into buyers: New US models aim to…
- Auto Expo heads for Dhaka Africa’
- 15 auto LPG stations to be set up
China planning auto export quotas – Xinhua
Forbes – Jan 1, 2007
China’s auto industry exported a total of 340000 units in 2006 an increase of 96 pct from 173000 units the year before the Xinhua news agency said citing the commerce ministry. ‘China is aiming to lift the value of its vehicle and auto parts exports to.
2007 auto show goal: Turn lookers into buyers: New US models aim to…
Free with registration – Detroit Free Press – AccessMyLibrary.com – Jan 1, 2007
1–Failed alliance talks. Buyouts bloated inventories and a Japanese automaker that just won’t stop growing. After a year of dramatic events that spa.
Auto Expo heads for Dhaka Africa’
Times of India – Jan 1, 2007
Reflecting the growing might of Indian auto players in the overseas markets thecountry’s home-grown automotive exposition Auto Expo is turning trulyinternational. Auto Expo whichtook its first steps in the overseas markets in 2006 with a week-long India AutoShow in Colombo is now heading for newer destinations. The Society of IndianAutomobile Manufacturers ( Siam) is preparing to host similar internationalexpositions in Bangladesh and Nigeria in 2007 to showcase the made-in-Indiaproduct line-up. The newdestinations for Auto Expo have been chosen in view of the huge demand thatthese markets generate for made-in-India cars and two-wheelers said Siamdirector general Dilip Chenoy.
15 auto LPG stations to be set up
Hindu – Jan 1, 2007
Ponnappa general secretary Association of Authorised Auto-gas Retro-fitment Centres of India. At present the State has 25 stations in the public and private sector. Another 15 will be added to the list in 2007 he said.