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GM plants hit by chip shortages to reopen by Nov. 1

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Fairfax Assembly in Kansas resumed production of the Cadillac XT4 last month but hasn't built a Malibu since early February. (GM)
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By:
Nick Bunkley
October 08, 2021 08:27 PM

DETROIT — General Motors on Friday said it expects to reopen the remaining three North American assembly plants that have been idled because of the global microchip shortage by Nov. 1.

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