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Is Toyota Paying the Penalty of Leadership? 
Motor Trend Blog | Wed, Oct 14
Yes, we've heard that from Lutz before. The big difference isn't The New GM. It's too early for that. The big difference is that now, Toyota is firmly, unquestionably ahead of GM in global sales, even if GM counts tiny trucks built in its co-owned Chinese factories. If/when GM completes the sal...
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