Honda to set up new plant in China with 2 China firms

Honda to set up new plant in China with 2 China firms

TOKYO, Japan - Honda Motor Co. President Hiroyuki Yoshino announces at a press conference at the company's head office in Tokyo's Minato Ward on July 10 that Honda will jointly set up a new automobile plant in Guangzhou, China, with two Chinese automakers -- Guangzhou Auto Group Corp. and Dongfeng Motor Corpto -- to produce and export its small cars.

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