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Hey guys, this story was published in Aug 2010, not 2011. Over a year before the story about incj was published concerning Nissan and Hitachi (TCM). Hitachi had formed a similar alliance with their flat panel division and Toshiba. Hitachi appears to be one of incj's founding members. How long had this been planned? Did Nissan and TCM sign new dealers and cancel others knowing this was going to happen? At a minimum, I'm looking for a healthy debate. At first you probably thought I shared purple magic liquor with van Winkle. Remember after the American Revolution, he was eventually welcomed back to the community.
  • Posted 5 Feb 2012 02:55
  • By TheDuke
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