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HYUNDAI-KIA: Move to crossovers pays off

(Terry Kosdrosky)
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Terry Kosdrosky
September 04, 2019 10:20 PM

Continued demand for crossovers drove strong retail sales for the Hyundai brand in August while Kia enjoyed a 13 percent August bump and Genesis posted increases across its lineup.

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