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Bloody January: Shutdowns Kill Fleet Sales, Hyundai's Assurance Program Works 
Motor Trend Blog | Tue, Feb 3
DETROIT - You've heard about the Hyundai Assurance Program, the one that guarantees the South Korean company will buy back your new car if you lose your income? It works. Hyundai Motor America announced Tuesday a 14-percent increase in sales compared with January 2008. Hyundai sold 24,51...
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