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The Product GM Needs If it Survives Bankruptcy 
Motor Trend Blog | Mon, Jun 1
And under Smith, GM went from a mostly rear-drive to mostly front-drive automaker in one quick, ugly decade. Even with the 2012-16 CAFE standards, it needed better balance; front-drive for small and midsize cars and rear-drive for big and premium cars. Besides various-sized premium RWD...
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