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Magna Steyr develops 2-pronged China strategy

"Chinese automakers are trying to raise their quality. They are also willing to spend more on engineering," said Markus Gran of Magna Steyr.
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By:
Alysha Webb
November 19, 2007 05:00 AM

Magna Steyr is riding two automotive trends in China.

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