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Tata denies it plans European production in Romania

The Vista D90, shown, is one of just two models that Tata currently sells in Europe.
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David Jolley
January 31, 2013 05:00 AM

Tata Motors has denied it plans to open a vehicle assembly plant in Romania.

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