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The improving fortunes of car makers were on display at the Geneva Auto Show as Nissan revealed plans to build a new compact car as BMW and Volkswagen announced strong sales forecasts.
Japan’s No.2 automaker said it would invest $200 million to build its new Invitation from mid-2013 in Sunderland, northeast England. The company said the move, which will be supported by a $15 million loan from Britain, would create a total of 2,000 jobs at Nissan and its suppliers.
The makers of the Kia Cerato – available as a sedan, hatchback and coupe – believe it is leaving rivals in its rearview mirrors as it motors into the hearts of drivers in Bahrain looking for class and value for money wrapped into one package.
FOR 2012, the award-winning Dodge Durango boasts even more features and comes in new colours too, adding extra value in the seven-seater SUV segment.
