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TaTa motors to build Triumphs in India
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Wondering when SOMEONE would spring a 4/1 joke on us. 
Of course, a company called STAMPRO actually did build and/or assemble various Standard 10s, Heralds and some other Leyland products in India until the 1980s.
Back to the levity, though: on AOL this morning was a link to a great Car & Driver-written spoof claiming that Toyota had scooped up the expired Oldsmobile trademark and would reintroduce the marque.
Of course, a company called STAMPRO actually did build and/or assemble various Standard 10s, Heralds and some other Leyland products in India until the 1980s.
Back to the levity, though: on AOL this morning was a link to a great Car & Driver-written spoof claiming that Toyota had scooped up the expired Oldsmobile trademark and would reintroduce the marque.
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Got me! :eeek:!
As soon as I saw the thread post, I was thinking "<span style="font-style: italic">any</span> Triumph is better than NO Triumph, even if it's a TATA!"
LOL!!
As soon as I saw the thread post, I was thinking "<span style="font-style: italic">any</span> Triumph is better than NO Triumph, even if it's a TATA!"
LOL!!
