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Vauxhall Mirror including: - the Luton Vauxhall plant given the BS7750 accreditation based on the plant’s positive approach to caring for the environment; - a report into the Vauxhall Welfare Fund, a charitable continued trust, offering help to the elderly who, may be in financial difficulties; - the first mass-produced electric vehicle, the EV1on sale in the US, produced under the GM name; - the report that accidents were down by 21% at the Luton plant; - the AA picking up its 1000th patrol vehicle based on the Vauxhall Brava; - two pages looking back at the past Vauxhall year; - Vauxhall Chairman and Managing Director Nick Reilly starting the Network Q Rally at Chester Racecourse.

Dec 1996

From: 1996 To: 1996

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Hart, Richard,
Vauxhall Motors,
General Motors Limited,
Reilly, Nick,
Automobile Association

Vauxhall Motors, Vauxhall Mirror, motor vehicle manufacture, Newspaper, ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, welfare, elderly people, General Motors Limited, Automobile Association, chairman, Managing Director, car rallies, LUTON, USA, Chester