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March 18, 2008

Ford likely to announce Jaguar, Land Rover sale March 26

Two people briefed on the negotiations between Ford Motor and India’s Tata Motors say the automakers could announce an agreement for Tata to buy Jaguar and Land Rover as soon as next week, according to The Detroit Free Press.

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