Honda to launch car sales in S. Korea

Honda to launch car sales in S. Korea

SEOUL, South Korea - Honda Motor Co. Managing Director Katsuro Suzuki (L) poses with his firm's intelligent humanoid robot ''ASIMO'' after a news conference in Seoul on March 25. Honda announced plans to start automobile sales in South Korea by early 2004 through its local subsidiary.

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