Great Wall deliveries advance behind pickups and new crossover

Great Wall's Haval F7 crossover

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Automotive News China

March 12, 2019 04:00 AM

Sales at China's largest light-truck maker, Great Wall Motor Co., continued to pick up in February, advancing 18 percent to 69,037.

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