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Brian @ Oct 4th 2006 5:38PM
They did mention that they used Toyota's technology in the press release part of the article. It's quick- but it's there.
Kwc- you insecure blowhard- Can you not afford a Toyota? Instead of hiding behind your computer, why don't you step up & show us your ready-for-market car? A Daewoo engineer has more knowledge than you in one of his tooth fillings- never mind the talent at Toyota.