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I take it you are talking a bout impact deal. From what i heard forkway had tied up a lot of the Nissan customers and have tried to move Yale in. As for the rest you seem not to like some one , you seem to know a bit a bout finance and have some contact's in the city. The point like Toyota have done Linde have done and many more manufactures will do is go direct as a manufacturer and own their own sales and service network. This is a point that will come out time and time again.
  • Posted 30 May 2011 18:46
  • By Daveilift
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  • west yorks, United Kingdom

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