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1 Find your perfect vehicle at one of our 5 convenient locations.

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4 A business is a combination of tangible and intangible assets. Tangible assets are categorized as buildings, equipment, furniture, vehicles and Intangible assets can be categorized as services provided to the customers, goodwill and so on.

5 It also helps to transfer raw materials from the factory site to the manufacturing site and finished goods to different branches in the region.

6 Contact Us Name- Auto Store Group URL- http://theautostoregroup.com/http://theautostoregroup.com/

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