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VM problems ‘benefit’ used market says ECP’s Hamilton
LKQ Euro Car Parts’ CEO speaks about the buoyant used car market and the aging vehicle parc
New ACEA Heavy-Duty Engine Oil sequences published
New categories to replace obsolete E6 and E9 categories
FLP Group opens training centre
Refinish product manufacturer founds product demo and training facility
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