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| - | '''So International''' is a Korean based manufacturing operation and is owned by [[Am-Kor Limited]].
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| - | ==History==
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| - | So International was founded in 1951 by Kim Young So as a bicycle shop in Seoul, South Korea. In 1971, the name was changed to So Manufacturing.
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| - | Kim So passed away in August 1997. His company was passed onto his son. His son soon began looking for someone to buy the company. So Manufacturing was purchased in 1998 by Am-Kor Limited, a business owned by [[United States|American]] Alex Richards and Korean Han Lee. In 1999, Am-Kor was merged with So Manufacturing and the name was changed to So International.
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| - | Outside of Korea and [[Japan]], So International is known as Am-Kor.
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| - | ==So Bicycles==
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| - | ==So Motors==
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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]] and was 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.
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| - | ==Foreign Markets==
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| - | * [[Japan]]: So Manufacturing Japan
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| - | * Russia : So International Russia (closed and sold to a Russian company).
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| - | * [[United States]]: So America (known as Am-Kor North America)
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| - | ==See Also==
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| - | * [[Am-Kor Limited]]
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| - | * [[So Shi-Tei]]
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| - | [[Category: So International]] [[Category: Am-Kor]]
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Current revision as of 04:16, 29 May 2012
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