Krafcik named acting CEO of Hyundai’s U.S. unit
Former Ford Motor Co. truck executive John Krafcik, who joined Hyundai Motor America in April 2004, is now in charge of the Korean automaker’s entire U.S. operations.
Read moreFormer Ford Motor Co. truck executive John Krafcik, who joined Hyundai Motor America in April 2004, is now in charge of the Korean automaker’s entire U.S. operations.
Read moreFormer Ford Motor Co. truck executive John Krafcik, who joined Hyundai Motor America in April 2004, is now in charge of the Korean automaker’s entire U.S. operations.
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Read moreVolvo is taking an inside-out approach to revealing its new S60 concept.
Read moreVolvo is taking an inside-out approach to revealing its new S60 concept.
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