Dealers seek aid as coronavirus slows showroom traffic

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February 06, 2020 02:05 PM

SHANGHAI -- Chinese auto dealers, who have seen showroom traffic slow to a trickle due to the fast-spreading coronavirus, are seeking temporary financial support to get through the crisis.

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