(1)Hyundai Motor to double sales outlets in Japan

(1)Hyundai Motor to double sales outlets in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Kim Jin Sung, president of Hyundai Motor Japan Co., a subsidiary of South Korean automaker Hyundai Motor Co., stands besides the New XG, a remodeled version of the company's XG luxury sedan, to be put on sale on the Japanese market on March 8, as a news conference in Tokyo on March 4. Kim said Hyundai will boost the number of its Japanese sales outlets from 52 to 100 this year with an eye to nearly tripling sales in Japan. (Kyodo)

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