GM, Isuzu, Suzuki to jointly develop small car

GM, Isuzu, Suzuki to jointly develop small car

TOKYO, Japan - Kazuhira Seki (L), chairman of Isuzu Motors Ltd., John Smith (C), chairman of General Motors Corp. of the United States, and Osamu Suzuki (R), president of Suzuki Motor Corp., shake hands in a Tokyo hotel on Oct. 19 after making the announcement that the three auto companies will jointly develop a next-generation small passenger vehicle.

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