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==History==
==History==
===So Motors===
===So Motors===
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When Kim Young So was young, he began working at a local bicycle repair shop in Seoul, South Korea. When AdY Bikes came up for sale, Kim Young So purchased the shop. In 1954, the name was changed to So Bicycle Shop. In 1957, Kim Young So purchased Lee's Bikes, a second bicycle shop.
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'''So Motors''' was created in 1980 as an experiment. It was a test to see if [[So International|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.  
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In 1965, Kim Young So purchased a small local bicycle parts manufacturer. In 1971, Kim Young So built a new modern facility with the bicycle shop and manufacturing facility in one building outside Seoul, South Korea. In 1972, So Bicycle Shop was officially renamed ''So Manufacturing''.
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'''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.  
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The Shi-Tei was brought back into production in 2002 by J. Robert Motors. J. Robert Motors turned So Motors into a minor success. In 2005, So International was purchased by Jayatsu. Bill Kennedy became President of So Motors in 2006. The Shi-Tei was redesigned in 2007.
The Shi-Tei was brought back into production in 2002 by J. Robert Motors. J. Robert Motors turned So Motors into a minor success. In 2005, So International was purchased by Jayatsu. Bill Kennedy became President of So Motors in 2006. The Shi-Tei was redesigned in 2007.

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