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Yep Yong An also own doosan bus company and nearly 90 percent of Korea. Was the only way Clark could stay open but the damage done during the years of no aprts, no production and bankrupt dealers did enough damage to bring them off the top of the market share in the US and will likely hinder them for many years to come.
  • Posted 6 Nov 2012 02:30
  • By JBYRD
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