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• Expect to see more foreign automakers export cars from China
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• Renault steps closer to building cars in China
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• Toyota sees 21% rise in global group sales this year
• Receivers cool on $446 million Youngman bid for Saab, source says
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• Ghosn says Renault will work with Mercedes on high-end model
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Automobilwoche (German)

• BMW bleibt Deutschland treu
• Autobranche erhöhte 2011 Werbeausgaben
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• American Axle 4th-quarter profit down but beats estimates; stock up 25 percent for year
• Comau expansion could mean 200 more jobs in Warren, maybe more in Royal Oak
• Saab North America creditors file involuntary bankruptcy
• Yazaki, Denso and four Yazaki execs to plead guilty on price-fixing charges
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