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| | The Press (Canterbury, New Zealand) : Ford No2 after all @ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) |
 | | Always reticent about the idea, Toyota has now refuted recent news that it had passed Ford to become the world's number-two car- maker. |
 | | Last week, Toyota said that its sales, minus numbers from joint-ventures in China and Indonesia, would leave it just short of Ford, with 6.49 million vehicles sold by its new figures, against Ford's 6.72 million. |
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