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Hi-Trucks handles Him) in Birmingham
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JAPANESE TRUCK manufacturer Nino continues to expand its UK presence with the appointment of another new dealership, taking the total number of its franchised outlets in the UK to 15.
Following last week's news that Imperial Commercials is taking on two franchises in the Midlands (CM 21 September), Hi-Trucks, a subsidiary of the Hartshorne Group, has been appointed as the Hi no dealer to serve operators in the Birmingham region.
David Bachelor, MD at longserving Volvo dealer Hartshorne Group, says: ''This is a strategic move for Hartshorne Group; one that provides us with the opportunity to meet the demands of those tipper operators who do not buy Volvo for whatever reason."
Hine, imported into the UK through Dublinbased Harris Commercials, currently claims 8.3% of the UK 8x4 market and is continuing to roll out ambitious product plans which will see the company launch three new products every year for the next couple of years. • Hino has nearly doubled its stand space for next April's CV Show at Birmingham where it plans to launch the new mid-range 300 Series chassis.