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On São Paulo's Mean Streets, the Rich Roll in Armored Splendor

The country's armored-car fleet now numbers some 86,300 vehicles according to the Brazilian Association of Armoring, a São Paulo-based trade group. Another 6,000 are added annually.

online.wsj.com. Added by Kurt Grela on October 3, 2009

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