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GM accused of discrimination by 2 Mich. dealerships

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By:
Hannah Lutz
May 27, 2020 06:39 PM

DETROIT — The owners of two General Motors dealerships in Michigan are suing the automaker and GM Financial, alleging unfair termination of their floorplan agreements and racial discrimination.

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