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Life after cash for clunkers: September auto sales 
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Chrysler: Still struggling post bankruptcy, Chrysler saw a 42-percent decrease over last September and down 40 percent for the calendar year so far.
GM: Low inventory levels after the clunker program pushed General Motors to a decrease of 45 percent over last year and 36 percent decreas...
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