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U.S. auto sales expected to dip in 2019, NADA says

U.S. light-vehicle sales fell in 2017 after seven straight annual gains but deliveries have climbed 0.4 percent this year through November, driven by higher fleet shipments.   (DAVID PHILLIPS)
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Ben Klayman and Shravanth VVijayakumar
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By:
Reuters
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December 13, 2018 08:14 PM

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