Jayatsu Motor Company
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The Shi-Tei was brought back into production in 2002 by [[Am-Kor Limited]]. Am-Kor has turned the Shi-Tei into a minor success. Outside of Korea, the car is known as the So Car. So Motors announced an electric version in 2008 named the [[So EC-1]]. In 2009, So Motors made a deal with [[Richards Motor Company]] to sell cars in North America. | The Shi-Tei was brought back into production in 2002 by [[Am-Kor Limited]]. Am-Kor has turned the Shi-Tei into a minor success. Outside of Korea, the car is known as the So Car. So Motors announced an electric version in 2008 named the [[So EC-1]]. In 2009, So Motors made a deal with [[Richards Motor Company]] to sell cars in North America. | ||
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| + | In early 2009, So International was purchased by Jayatsu Industrial. So International was merged with Jayatsu Industrial. | ||
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Revision as of 21:50, 5 March 2009
Jayatsu Motor Company is a Korean manufacturer of automobiles. Jayatsu Motor Company was originally founded in 1980 as So Motors.
So Motors
So Motors was created in 1980 as an experiment. It was a test to see if So Manufacturing could create a successful car. The car was the So Shi-Tei. The Shi-Tei was a compact car powered by the Si4. The Shi-Tei turned out to be a minor success until 1987 when sales began to fall. Production of the Shi-Tei stopped in January 1994.
The Shi-Tei was brought back into production in 2002 by Am-Kor Limited. Am-Kor has turned the Shi-Tei into a minor success. Outside of Korea, the car is known as the So Car. So Motors announced an electric version in 2008 named the So EC-1. In 2009, So Motors made a deal with Richards Motor Company to sell cars in North America.
Jayatsu
In early 2009, So International was purchased by Jayatsu Industrial. So International was merged with Jayatsu Industrial.
