CHINA: Chinese still said to be interested in Volvo
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 2 February 2009
Chinese OEMs are said to be interested in buying Volvo Cars from Ford. The Volvo brand is upscale, much respected and offers global presence, as well as some class-leading technology.
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