Ford opens New China 100 dealers as sales go up

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Carmaker Ford Motor is planning to inaugurate 100 new dealerships in China this year, raising it to a total of 340 in the country.

Ford expects to get 70 percent of its sales to come from the Asian-Pacific and African regions in the next 10 years.

China´s car market is said to be the biggest worldwide. The country´s economy is growing immensely.

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