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After June flop, Turin show will return to April in 2002

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By:
Luca Ciferri
July 03, 2000 05:00 AM

TURIN - The 2002 Turin auto show will return to its traditional date in late April as this year's move to June failed to attract more exhibitors and visitors.

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