THE WEEK THAT WAS: Ambition and profits
Author: Graeme Roberts | 6 August 2010
News this week that Geely is adamant Volvo will retain its identity now the Chinese are in charge and Ford is shot of its Swedish patient. It remains to be seen if we now get Volvo badges on Geely products for Chinese sale but somehow I doubt they'll try that abroad.
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