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Magna creates drivetrain division

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By:
Georg Auer
April 19, 2004 05:00 AM

VIENNA, Austria -- Magna International Inc. has created a 4x4 drivetrain division called Magna Drivetrain. The new company will act as a separate company and will take over the operations of the Magna-Steyr Powertrain division.

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