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Honda plans to add 100 new dealers a year in China, Hojo says

Honda Motor Co. plans to add an average of about 100 car dealerships a year in China over the next five years to meet demand, Chief Financial Officer Yoichi Hojo said Wednesday. The automaker will have added about 80 dealerships in China by the end of... ...full story at Japan Times

from Japan Times on Wed, Nov 04 2009

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