Chinese Carmakers Face Scrutiny as Over 20,000 Vehicles Recalled in South Africa
Chery Group South Africa recalls 20,193 vehicles due to rear axle issues, amid increased scrutiny of Chinese carmakers in the country.
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Chery Group South Africa recalls 20,193 vehicles due to rear axle issues, amid increased scrutiny of Chinese carmakers in the country.
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