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The '''Lurjizean car theft scandal''' was a political scandal involving [[Chienrú]], a major automobile manufacturing company and the government of [[Lurjize]] in 1986. It resulted in one of the largest international car thefts in the world, in which 1,500 Chienrú cars and trucks were ordered and delivered to Lurjize but never paid for. | The '''Lurjizean car theft scandal''' was a political scandal involving [[Chienrú]], a major automobile manufacturing company and the government of [[Lurjize]] in 1986. It resulted in one of the largest international car thefts in the world, in which 1,500 Chienrú cars and trucks were ordered and delivered to Lurjize but never paid for. | ||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
| + | Chienrú , officially Chienkun Rúlla PLC, is a family of a joint Monsilvan-Reykani multinational manufacturer of trucks, buses, luxury vehicles, military vehicles, appliances and sporting goods, created in 1967. It evolved in to the one of the automobile giants. During the 1980s, Chienrú leadership engaged in meetings about expanding to new markets and saw the lucrative market of Lurjizea a promising investment. | ||
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==The Scandal== | ==The Scandal== | ||
===Exposure of the scandal=== | ===Exposure of the scandal=== | ||
Revision as of 10:18, 22 March 2024
The Lurjizean car theft scandal was a political scandal involving Chienrú, a major automobile manufacturing company and the government of Lurjize in 1986. It resulted in one of the largest international car thefts in the world, in which 1,500 Chienrú cars and trucks were ordered and delivered to Lurjize but never paid for.
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Chienrú , officially Chienkun Rúlla PLC, is a family of a joint Monsilvan-Reykani multinational manufacturer of trucks, buses, luxury vehicles, military vehicles, appliances and sporting goods, created in 1967. It evolved in to the one of the automobile giants. During the 1980s, Chienrú leadership engaged in meetings about expanding to new markets and saw the lucrative market of Lurjizea a promising investment.
