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1st July 1977, Page 45
1st July 1977
Page 45
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LEYLAND light commercial vehicles could be using Renault parts in future as a result of talks that have been going on between the two companies over the past few days.
A spokesman told CM that where both Renault and Leyland had been working in common fields – including transmissions – it was possible that a range of vehicles could be fitted with Renault parts.
Talks are confined to carderived vans and light commercials but Renault is known to have a range of heavy duty automatic transmissions that it would like to sell to other manufacturers.
Although there is likely to be a lot of cc-operation between them, Leyland and Renault are still going to be conducted at arms length and on a commercial basis.