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Recalling Faulty Vehicles (5)

By Lan Xinzhen (Beijing Review)

16:35, November 12, 2012

China and U.S. Recalls in 2011

In China, 18.5 million automobiles were sold, with 82 recalls involving 1.82 million vehicles.

In the United States, 12.78 million automobiles were sold, with 593 recalls involving 14.5 million vehicles.



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