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More than 4 million cars were lost in China: what happened in the greatest crash of its history?

New Chinese motor vehicles must correct their vehicles; the case exposed the risks of an industry that reduces its development times but also imposes safety standards before other markets.

Reported by El Comercio
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El ComercioMore than 4 million cars were lost in China: what happened in the greatest crash of its history?El ComercioMore than 4 million cars were lost in China: what happened in the greatest crash of its history?
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