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	'''Richards Motor Company''' ('''RMC''') is an [[United States\|Ameican]] car manufacturer. RMC is currently owned by [[EJR Manufacturing]]. The President of RMC is Bill Kennedy.		'''Richards Motor Company''' ('''RMC''') is an [[United States\|Ameican]] car manufacturer. RMC is currently owned by [[EJR Manufacturing]]. The President of RMC is Bill Kennedy.
	==History==		==History==

LEFA98 at 02:11, 20 August 2009

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-	'''Richards Motor Company''' ('''RMC''') is an [[United States\|Ameican]] car manufacturer. RMC is currently owned by [[EJR Manufacturing]].	+	'''Richards Motor Company''' ('''RMC''') is an [[United States\|Ameican]] car manufacturer. RMC is currently owned by [[EJR Manufacturing]]. The President of RMC is Bill Kennedy.
	==History==		==History==
	Richards Motor Company was formed in 1955 by [[EJR Manufacturing]]. Work on the first car began in 1957. Their first car, the RMC Mark 1, was ready for production by 1960. The Mark 1 was a lower lever luxury car. However, RMC Motors decided to delay production due to market changes. Originally, they were going to redesign the Mark 1 but, by 1962, decided on designing a smaller, cheaper car.		Richards Motor Company was formed in 1955 by [[EJR Manufacturing]]. Work on the first car began in 1957. Their first car, the RMC Mark 1, was ready for production by 1960. The Mark 1 was a lower lever luxury car. However, RMC Motors decided to delay production due to market changes. Originally, they were going to redesign the Mark 1 but, by 1962, decided on designing a smaller, cheaper car.

LEFA98: /* Jayatsu Motors */

LEFA98 — Wed, 27 May 2009 02:56:48 GMT

Jayatsu Motors

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	==Jayatsu Motors==		==Jayatsu Motors==
-	In 2008, RMC announced a partnership with [[Jayatsu Motors]] of South Korea. The partnership formed Am-Kor Motors and will let RMC sell rebadged Jayatsu cars in North America as RMC models. The [[Jayatsu EC\|RMC Charge]] was announced in early 2009 and the[[Jayatsu Vee\|RMC Ex]] was announced a month later.	+	In 2008, RMC announced a partnership with [[Jayatsu Motors]] of South Korea. The partnership formed Am-Kor Motors and will let RMC sell rebadged Jayatsu cars in North America as RMC models. The [[Jayatsu EC\|RMC Charge]] was announced in early 2009 and the [[Jayatsu Vee\|RMC Ex]] was announced a month later.

	Most of the parts for the Charge and EX are built in South Korea. The parts will be shipped to the United States. The cars will be assembled at the new AKL #1 manufacturing plant in California.		Most of the parts for the Charge and EX are built in South Korea. The parts will be shipped to the United States. The cars will be assembled at the new AKL #1 manufacturing plant in California.
	===RMC Charge===		===RMC Charge===
-	See [[So EC-1]]	+	See [[Jayatsu EC]]

-	In [[January\|early]] 2009 a deal was made with Korean [[So Motors]] to sell the new [[So EC-1]] in North America as the RMC Charge.	+	In [[January\|early]] 2009 a deal was made with Korean [[So Motors]] to sell the new [[Jayatsu EC]] in North America as the RMC Charge.

	It was announced in February that the RMC Charge will be mostly built in Korea in the existing So Car Plant. The parts will be sent to the United States. A new RMC Manufacturing Plant will be opened in the future where the Charge will be finished being built.		It was announced in February that the RMC Charge will be mostly built in Korea in the existing So Car Plant. The parts will be sent to the United States. A new RMC Manufacturing Plant will be opened in the future where the Charge will be finished being built.

24.137.115.118: /* RMC Ex */

24.137.115.118 — Thu, 14 May 2009 22:01:03 GMT

RMC Ex

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	It was announced in February that the RMC Charge will be mostly built in Korea in the existing So Car Plant. The parts will be sent to the United States. A new RMC Manufacturing Plant will be opened in the future where the Charge will be finished being built.		It was announced in February that the RMC Charge will be mostly built in Korea in the existing So Car Plant. The parts will be sent to the United States. A new RMC Manufacturing Plant will be opened in the future where the Charge will be finished being built.
	===RMC Ex===		===RMC Ex===
-	The '''RMC Ex''' was announced by RMC in March 2009. The car is currently in development and will be based off of the [[~~Jauatsu~~ Vee]].	+	The '''RMC Ex''' was announced by RMC in March 2009. The car is currently in development and will be based off of the [[Jayatsu Vee]].

	==See Also==		==See Also==

24.137.115.118: /* History */

24.137.115.118 — Thu, 14 May 2009 21:51:28 GMT

History

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	By 1968, RMC had decided to enter the muscle car race. By 1969, RMC had enough resources to design a new car. The design was completed in 1971 and the RMC Hurricane was unveiled in 1972. The reception was mostly positive, however, RMC was losing money fast and could not even afford to produce the Hurricane. By 1973, the Hurricane was canceled and RMC officially closed in 1975.		By 1968, RMC had decided to enter the muscle car race. By 1969, RMC had enough resources to design a new car. The design was completed in 1971 and the RMC Hurricane was unveiled in 1972. The reception was mostly positive, however, RMC was losing money fast and could not even afford to produce the Hurricane. By 1973, the Hurricane was canceled and RMC officially closed in 1975.

-	In 2001, [[EJR Manufacturing]] wanted to expand into the vehicle market again but plans were set aside. In 2004, EJR Manufacturing ~~registered the Richards Motor Company as~~ a new ~~company~~. Designing of the new vehicle began in 2006. Several designs were thought of and EJR Manufacturing eventually decided to make a car that would rival the new Mustang and Camaro. Soon after, EJR ~~decided to name~~ the car the RMC Hurricane.	+	In 2001, [[EJR Manufacturing]] wanted to expand into the vehicle market again but plans were set aside. In 2004, EJR Manufacturing announced that they planned on releasing a new car by 2010. Designing of the new vehicle began in 2006. Several designs were thought of and EJR Manufacturing eventually decided to make a car that would rival the new Mustang and Camaro. Soon after, EJR Manufacturing announced that the car would be named the RMC Hurricane.
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		+	By mid [[2008]], gas prices were at record highs and RMC realized that it would be a poor time to put the Hurricane into production. The Hurricane was put on delay and still is. The RMC Hurricane has yet to be reviled to the public and it is rumored that a working full size version was made and is located at a EJR Manufacturing plant.

-	By mid [[2008]], gas prices were at record highs and RMC realized that it would be a poor time to put the Hurricane into production. The Hurricane was put on delay again and still is. The RMC Hurricane has yet to be reviled to the public and it is rumored that a working full size version was made and is located at a EJR Manufacturing plant.
	==Jayatsu Motors==		==Jayatsu Motors==
	In 2008, RMC announced a partnership with [[Jayatsu Motors]] of South Korea. The partnership formed Am-Kor Motors and will let RMC sell rebadged Jayatsu cars in North America as RMC models. The [[Jayatsu EC\|RMC Charge]] was announced in early 2009 and the[[Jayatsu Vee\|RMC Ex]] was announced a month later.		In 2008, RMC announced a partnership with [[Jayatsu Motors]] of South Korea. The partnership formed Am-Kor Motors and will let RMC sell rebadged Jayatsu cars in North America as RMC models. The [[Jayatsu EC\|RMC Charge]] was announced in early 2009 and the[[Jayatsu Vee\|RMC Ex]] was announced a month later.

LEFA98: /* Jayatsu Motors */

LEFA98 — Fri, 01 May 2009 04:14:36 GMT

Jayatsu Motors

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	By mid [[2008]], gas prices were at record highs and RMC realized that it would be a poor time to put the Hurricane into production. The Hurricane was put on delay again and still is. The RMC Hurricane has yet to be reviled to the public and it is rumored that a working full size version was made and is located at a EJR Manufacturing plant.		By mid [[2008]], gas prices were at record highs and RMC realized that it would be a poor time to put the Hurricane into production. The Hurricane was put on delay again and still is. The RMC Hurricane has yet to be reviled to the public and it is rumored that a working full size version was made and is located at a EJR Manufacturing plant.
	==Jayatsu Motors==		==Jayatsu Motors==
-	In 2008, RMC announced a partnership with [[Jayatsu Motors]] of South Korea. The partnership formed Am-Kor Motors and will let RMC sell rebadged Jayatsu cars in North America as RMC models.	+	In 2008, RMC announced a partnership with [[Jayatsu Motors]] of South Korea. The partnership formed Am-Kor Motors and will let RMC sell rebadged Jayatsu cars in North America as RMC models. The [[Jayatsu EC\|RMC Charge]] was announced in early 2009 and the[[Jayatsu Vee\|RMC Ex]] was announced a month later.
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		+	Most of the parts for the Charge and EX are built in South Korea. The parts will be shipped to the United States. The cars will be assembled at the new AKL #1 manufacturing plant in California.
	===RMC Charge===		===RMC Charge===
	See [[So EC-1]]		See [[So EC-1]]

LEFA98: /* RMC Ex */

LEFA98 — Fri, 01 May 2009 04:07:19 GMT

RMC Ex

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	It was announced in February that the RMC Charge will be mostly built in Korea in the existing So Car Plant. The parts will be sent to the United States. A new RMC Manufacturing Plant will be opened in the future where the Charge will be finished being built.		It was announced in February that the RMC Charge will be mostly built in Korea in the existing So Car Plant. The parts will be sent to the United States. A new RMC Manufacturing Plant will be opened in the future where the Charge will be finished being built.
	===RMC Ex===		===RMC Ex===
-	The '''RMC Ex''' was announced by RMC in March 2009. The car is currently in development and will be based off of the Jauatsu Vee.	+	The '''RMC Ex''' was announced by RMC in March 2009. The car is currently in development and will be based off of the [[Jauatsu Vee]].

	==See Also==		==See Also==

LEFA98: /* Jayatsu Motors */

LEFA98 — Fri, 01 May 2009 04:06:54 GMT

Jayatsu Motors

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	By mid [[2008]], gas prices were at record highs and RMC realized that it would be a poor time to put the Hurricane into production. The Hurricane was put on delay again and still is. The RMC Hurricane has yet to be reviled to the public and it is rumored that a working full size version was made and is located at a EJR Manufacturing plant.		By mid [[2008]], gas prices were at record highs and RMC realized that it would be a poor time to put the Hurricane into production. The Hurricane was put on delay again and still is. The RMC Hurricane has yet to be reviled to the public and it is rumored that a working full size version was made and is located at a EJR Manufacturing plant.
	==Jayatsu Motors==		==Jayatsu Motors==
-	In 2008, RMC announced a partnership with [[Jayatsu Motors]] of South Korea. The partnership will let RMC sell rebadged Jayatsu cars in North America as RMC models.	+	In 2008, RMC announced a partnership with [[Jayatsu Motors]] of South Korea. The partnership formed Am-Kor Motors and will let RMC sell rebadged Jayatsu cars in North America as RMC models.
	===RMC Charge===		===RMC Charge===
	See [[So EC-1]]		See [[So EC-1]]
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	It was announced in February that the RMC Charge will be mostly built in Korea in the existing So Car Plant. The parts will be sent to the United States. A new RMC Manufacturing Plant will be opened in the future where the Charge will be finished being built.		It was announced in February that the RMC Charge will be mostly built in Korea in the existing So Car Plant. The parts will be sent to the United States. A new RMC Manufacturing Plant will be opened in the future where the Charge will be finished being built.
	===RMC Ex===		===RMC Ex===
-	The '''RMC Ex''' ~~is a new car~~ was announced by RMC in March 2009. The car is currently in development and will be based off of the Jauatsu Vee.	+	The '''RMC Ex''' was announced by RMC in March 2009. The car is currently in development and will be based off of the Jauatsu Vee.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

LEFA98 at 04:03, 1 May 2009

LEFA98 — Fri, 01 May 2009 04:03:33 GMT

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-	'''Richards Motor Company''' ('''RMC''') is an [[United States\|Ameican]] car manufacturer. RMC is currently owned by [[~~Am-Kor Motors~~]].	+	'''Richards Motor Company''' ('''RMC''') is an [[United States\|Ameican]] car manufacturer. RMC is currently owned by [[EJR Manufacturing]].
	==History==		==History==
	Richards Motor Company was formed in 1955 by [[EJR Manufacturing]]. Work on the first car began in 1957. Their first car, the RMC Mark 1, was ready for production by 1960. The Mark 1 was a lower lever luxury car. However, RMC Motors decided to delay production due to market changes. Originally, they were going to redesign the Mark 1 but, by 1962, decided on designing a smaller, cheaper car.		Richards Motor Company was formed in 1955 by [[EJR Manufacturing]]. Work on the first car began in 1957. Their first car, the RMC Mark 1, was ready for production by 1960. The Mark 1 was a lower lever luxury car. However, RMC Motors decided to delay production due to market changes. Originally, they were going to redesign the Mark 1 but, by 1962, decided on designing a smaller, cheaper car.