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Millennials drive industry to rethink parts

The uBox, a concept designed by Clemson University grad students, offers a look of what young people might want in an affordable vehicle.
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David Sedgwick
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Lindsay Chappell
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April 18, 2016 05:00 AM

DETROIT -- Here's a test to see if you're prepared for an auto industry ruled by edgy, hard-to-please millennial consumers.

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