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If you were planning to stopover Mitsubishi's 2009 Detroit Auto Show booth in January then you'll be disappointed to learn that Japanese automaker has announced that it won't be making it to the Cobo Hall. The company cited financial reasons as well as poor sales in the Detroit area for pulling out of the largest auto show in North America. Unfortunately for the organizers and the public, Mitsubishi isn't alone in this decision as Ferrari, Land Rover, Rolls-Royce and Suzuki have also announced that they will be passing on the 2009 Detroit Auto Show.
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Mitsubishi Fifth Automaker to Say No to 2009 Detroit Auto Show
If you were planning to stopover Mitsubishi's 2009 Detroit Auto Show booth in January then you'll be disappointed to learn that Japanese automaker has announced that it won't be making it to the Cobo Hall. The company cited financial reasons as well as poor sales in the Detroit area for pulling out of the largest auto show in North America. Unfortunately for the organizers and the public, Mitsubishi isn't alone in this decision as Ferrari, Land Rover, Rolls-Royce and Suzuki have also announced that they will be passing on the 2009 Detroit Auto Show.Via: Detnews
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