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Payoff for GM as it Posts its First Year-Over-Year Sales Increase Since January

Toyota Motor remains the second largest manufacturer selling in the U.S. , with October sales down 3.5 percent when measured by the daily sales rate, which Toyota prefers to use. Full Article at Motor Trend

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