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Light trucks help Honda end 2-month skid

American Honda Motor Co.'s car sales slipped 5.5 percent in May while light-truck deliveries jumped 9.7 percent over May 2014. (DAVID PHILLIPS)
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David Undercoffler
June 02, 2015 05:00 AM

American Honda, aided by light trucks, ended a two-month sales skid by posting a modest 1.3 percent increase in May U.S. deliveries.

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