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Many of the top franchises strong in SUVs, expert says

Schuster: "SUVs are the key ingredient right now, but eventually, everybody will be in all the same SUV segments and we'll reach a saturation point."
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By:
Lindsay Chappell
March 22, 2018 05:00 AM

What distinguishes a good auto franchise from a not-so-great one in 2018 can be summed up mainly in three letters — SUV.

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