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light vehicle sales and production in general, but one of the most painful aspects for the Big Three might be the state of the pickup truck market. In the 1970s, as gasoline prices became a major consideration and consumer groups began testing and tracking the quality of cars on the market, the Big Three rapidly lost market share. If you fight the auto industry's management so forcefully that they cannot reduce costs, that's the death knell for what's left of the Big Three. |
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