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Renault Samsung looks to Nissan for SM5 platform

PC
By:
Peter Chang
July 14, 2003 05:00 AM

SEOUL -- Renault Samsung Motors Co. will turn once again to Nissan Motor Co. to supply the underpinnings of its next SM5, a Nissan Maxima derivative that debuted in 1998.

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