Fuck CarsEnglish • 8 months ago

Hyundai Rotem wins $663 mil. contract to supply trains to Los Angeles - The Korea Times

m.koreatimes.co.kr

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Hyundai Rotem wins $663 mil. contract to supply trains to Los Angeles - The Korea Times

m.koreatimes.co.kr

Fuck CarsEnglish • 8 months ago

Hyundai Rotem wins $663 mil. contract to supply trains to Los Angeles

m.koreatimes.co.kr

Hyundai Rotem was selected as the final bidder for a $663.69 million-worth LA Metro train supply deal in Los Angeles, the train-making subsidiary of Hyundai Motor Group said Tuesday.

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Can’t wait to see how everything that could possibly go wrong, goes wrong. Not because it’s Hyundai, but because it’s LA.
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  People will steal the trains with a USB stick

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