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JOSSE OFFERS INDIGO ROADSTER

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By:
TEGE TORNVALL
March 18, 1996 05:00 AM

STOCKHOLM - Sweden's newest car, the Indigo, is joining a flood of roadsters on the market in Europe, although no U.S. sales are planned. On Friday, March 1, six workers began construction of the first of 50 cars planned for this year.

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