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March Auto Sales: Have We Bottomed Out? 
Motor Trend Blog | Wed, Apr 1
DETROIT - Year-over-year percentage drops remain dismal, with General Motors again looking the worst with a 45-percent drop. Yet the automakers sounded a bit more upbeat, citing strong end-of-month sales as Ford Motor Company and GM announced Hyundai-like consumer protection progr...
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