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An Open Letter to Thomas L. Friedman 
GM FastLane | by Editor | Tue, Nov 18
GM FastLane is the #1 Blogger for Chevrolet Volt
In fact, 13 of our last 15 new product launches in the U.S. were cars or crossovers, and 18 of our next 19 new products will be, as well. Mr. Friedman, we also think you’ll be particularly interested in the huge progress we are making to develop a broad range of advanced propulsion technologies. Fo...
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