The Korea Automobile Manufacturers Association announced on Jan. 25 that car exports from China increased 54.4 percent to 3.11 million units last year. Japan’s exports totaled 3.2 million from January to November and China came in second by beating Germany (2.61 million). South Korea is likely to be the sixth with 2.3 million.
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