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GM plans stop-start fleetwide by 2020

RT
By:
Richard Truett
May 23, 2016 05:00 AM
Dave SullivanAutoPacific

"Everyone will end up adding start-stop."

DETROIT -- General Motors is going all in on stop-start.

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