- The
South African Motor Corporation, more
commonly known as
Samcor, was a
South African car
manufacturer created in 1985
through the
merger of Ford Motor...
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Samcor W. Williams,
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African Motor Corporation (
Samcor) in 1985. In 1988, Ford
withdrew from
South Africa for
economic and
political reasons.
Samcor produced car and commercial...
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Corporation (
Samcor).
Following international condemnation of apartheid, Ford
divested from
South Africa in 1988, and sold its
stake in
Samcor, although...
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Mitsubishi Proudia (as the
Hyundai Equus). The
South African Motor Corporation (
Samcor) (previously also
called Sigma Corporation and MMI) was a
joint venture...
- Ford
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Samcor (South Africa)
Troller (Brazil)...
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Africa (PACSA)
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Sport Motors (GSM)
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Samcor for short. In 1988, Ford
Canada divested its
equity interest in
Samcor and
donated most of it to the
Samcor Employees' Trust. However,
Samcor continued...
- time, Ford had 45%
equity in
SAMCOR,
which ****embled Ford and
Mazda vehicles in
South Africa. Subsequently, the
SAMCOR joint venture was
dissolved and...
- apartheid-era
divestment from
South Africa,
Bantam production was
relocated to the
Samcor plant in Silverton, Pretoria. The
exterior tailgate panels on pre-divestment...
