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GM's Maven exits show tough road for mobility

(AUTOMOTIVE NEWS ILLUSTRATION)
MW
By:
Michael Wayland
May 27, 2019 04:00 AM

DETROIT — General Motors and other automakers envision bringing in significant profits from alternative ownership models such as car-sharing and subscription programs. Someday.

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