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LDV and AIM —again Birmingham van maker LDV has agreed a marketing arrangement with Avia.
21st April 2005, Page 18
21st April 2005
Page 18
Page 18, 21st April 2005
— LDV and AIM —again Birmingham van maker LDV has agreed a marketing arrangement with Avia.
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Ironically, Daewoo's Polish operation was LDV's partner during the irAal development of the Maxus, before the Korean parent company went bankrupt. Avia will re-badge and market the British-built Maxus in a number of European countries; the deal is expected to be operational by the end of this year.
Although the number of vehicles involved has yet to be agreed, [t should help to close the gap between the number of vans LDV needs to build and the number it can realistically expect to sell at home.
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