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Skoda Firm On Slovak Octavia Production

December 2008 | Company News Alert

Czech car manufacturer Skoda Auto has confirmed that it will not stop production of the Octavia model in Bratislava. Company spokesperson Jaroslav Cerny revealed that the manufacturer is planning to turn out some 20,000 cars at its Slovak plant in

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