SOUTH KOREA: Sales surge ahead of incentives end
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 8 December 2009
With a tax break for new vehicles purchased to replace cars registered before 31 December, 1999 set to expire, most South Korean carmakers saw massive year-on-year jumps in domestic market sales last month.
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