British Motor Show Canned for 2012, its Future Remains Unclear
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British Motor Show Canned for 2012, its Future Remains Unclear



After being canceled in 2010, the London-based biannual British International Motor Show has also been ditched for 2012. The announcement was made on Thursday by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), which organizes the event.

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