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                    [Summary] => Isuzu Philippines Corp. vice president for marketing and sales Ken Takashima is hoping to be able to sell a little over 10,000 units this year of various Isuzu models.


However, this year’s projected sales, Takashima admitted would be around 23-percent lower than last year’s total sales of 12,900 units.


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