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M-B prepares to update dealership standards

Mercedes has opened high-profile showcases, including Mercedes-Benz Manhattan, left, a “classical” dealership that sells cars, and the Mercedes-Benz Connection in Tokyo that displays but does not sell the brand's products.
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By:
James B. Treece
December 07, 2013 05:00 AM

TOKYO -- Mercedes-Benz is laying the groundwork for revisions to its dealership standards, in conjunction with an initiative to reach out to younger buyers.

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