What does MAIA stand for?

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Mexican Automobile Industry Association

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Samples in periodicals archive:

This continued drop is the effect of a lower consumer confidence index created by the international financial turbulence, which has forced consumers to postpone decisions on buying new vehicles," the Mexican Automobile Industry Association (AMIA) said in its weekly report.

Latin America's car-buying boom ends as crisis bites