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GM: Q2 sales fall 34% amid lean inventories

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Hannah Lutz
July 01, 2020 07:25 PM

General Motors' U.S. light-vehicle sales plunged 34 percent in the second quarter because of the coronavirus pandemic's impact on demand and slim inventories at dealerships.

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