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March 3rd 06, 06:09 PM
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Ford and GM to Scale Back Production; Toyota to Become #1 Automaker by 2007
Scott en Aztlán wrote: > Looks like the inevitable is finally happening. According to the KTLA > Morning News, falling sales are forcing GM and Ford to scale back > production. Toyota is expected to emerge as the world's #1 automaker > before the end of the year. That's been in the news for several months - both companies have had plant closings and are scaling back their lines. GM is apparently shopping the sale of Saab. Add to that CR apparently has no american cars in the list of 10 recommended cars. 
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