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Colombia’s Vehicle Import Numbers Don’t Add Up, and the Currency Only Explains Part of It

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Colombia’s Vehicle Import Numbers Don’t Add Up, and the Currency Only Explains Part of It

Colombia imported US$3,161.2 million of vehicles from January to May 2026. The published growth rate is 68.2%; the published dollar figures give 28.8%. The post Colombia’s Vehicle Import Numbers Don’t Add Up, and the Currency Only Explains Part of It appeared first on The Rio Times .

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