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Seite 1 Audi D - Ingolstadt Audi D - Neckarsulm Mercedes D - Mannheim Mercedes D - Gaggenau Mercedes D - Wörth Mercedes D - Ludwigsfelde Mercedes D - Kassel Mercedes D - Sindelfingen Mercedes D - Stuttgart/Untertürkheim Daimler D - Stuttgart/Untertürkheim Mercedes Kairo / Ägypten Mercedes Aksaray / Türkei Mercedes (German Motors) Jakarta / Indonesien Ford D - Saarlouis Ford D - Köln Ford Spanien Ford Lio Ho Taiwan Ford Brasilien Ford/VW - Auto Europa P - Palmela Porsche D - Weissach Seite 2 Volvo B - Gent/Belgien Volvo S - Göteborg/Schweden Volvo S - Olofström/Schweden Volvo USA - Dublin/Virginia BMW D - München Opel D - Rüsselsheim Opel D - Bochum VW D - Mosel VW D - Braunschweig VW D - Emden VW D - Wolfsburg VW Uitenhage / Südafrika VW Mexiko VW Polen VW - SKODA CZ - Mlada Boleslav VW - SKODA CZ - Kawasini VW - SKODA CZ - Vrchlabi Steyr Daimler Puch A - Graz Saab Scania S - Trollhättan Dacia Automobile S.A. RO - Pitesti Tractorul Brasov Rumänien Seite 3 RABA H - Györ Karmann D - Osnabrück Schmidt Sportwagen D - Cadolzburg Renault F -Paris Peugeot Taiwan EURO-AUTOMOBILES F - Cerizay Toyota Motorsport D - Köln Honda D - Offenbach Gharb Estil Iran Saipa Iran Goods Research Iran Pars Khodro Iran MG Rover England Nissan England Jaguar Cars Ltd. England Chrysler Corp. USA - Detroit Chrysler Corp. USA - Livonia Chrysler Corp. USA - Toledo Seite 4 DAEWOO England DAEWOO Inchon / Korea DAEWOO Anyang / Korea General Motors Yantai / China KIA Motors Seoul / Korea Federal Motors Malaysia General Motors Sao Paulo / Brasilien General Motors Thailand Magyar Suzuki H - Esztergom Caran Iran Machine Sazan Iran Iran Khodro Industrial Dies Iran Iran Tractor Foundry Iran Rütgers Automotive Brasilien TELCO (Tata Engineering) Pune / INDIEN OTOKAR Otobüs Arifiye / Türkei DEUTZ AG D - Köln Hellenic Vehicle Industry S.A. GR - Thessaloniki IRAN KHODRO Co. Tehran / Iran Seite 5 Zagross Khodro Iran Varagh Karan Iran Kia Motors Indonesien Anadolu Honda Istanbul / Türkei DAEWOO Qingdao / China EICHER MOTORS Indore / INDIEN ISUZU Chongqing / China SUZUKI-Automobile Co.Ltd. Chongqing / China SUZUKI England SUZUKI PT. Indomobil Indonesien .

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