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Automakers will scrap 15,000 new vehicles damaged by Sandy

The storm's surge of more than 13 feet inundated transit tunnels and underground utilities, destroyed homes and eroded natural barriers such as beaches after it struck Oct. 29. (Bloomberg)
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Alan Ohnsman Craig Trudell
November 07, 2012 05:00 AM

(Bloomberg) -- Toyota Motor Corp., Chrysler Group, Nissan Motor Co., Honda Motor Co. and their dealers plan to scrap more than 15,000 new vehicles damaged by Hurricane Sandy as the industry continues assessing the storm's impact.

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