Presents a strategic view of the different sectors and functions of the automotive industry, both across time and world regions. With d/j Illustrated by: .

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Title

Driving Over A Cliff?Business Lessons from the World s Car Industry

Publisher

Addison-Wesley Publishing Company 1995

Publication Date

1995

Language

English

ISBN 10

0201593920

ISBN 13

9780201593921

Binding

Hardbound

Condition

New(+1)

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Presents a strategic view of the different sectors and functions of the automotive industry, both across time and world regions.

Review

' ... A fascinating account of the car industry and its possible futures.' Business Times ' ... a riveting - though disturbing - read for anyone interested in the motor industry.' The Engineer

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Armchair Motorist
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Whatley at gwhatley@mac.com or 416 727 0441.

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