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Automakers near full strength but face new reality

At General Motors’ pickup plant in Fort Wayne, Ind., an overtime shift was postponed because of Mexico’s slower restart.
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By:
Hannah Lutz
June 15, 2020 04:00 AM

DETROIT — The Detroit 3 are weeks away from having their U.S. production back at full strength, and some other automakers are already there. But the industry isn't just picking up where it left off in March.

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