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The best of times?

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Mar. 1, 1995 1:00pm
1994's industry boom helped GM to its best performance since 1988, Ford's since 1989 and Chrysler's since '93. The General still holds a commanding lead in car market share, but Ford is a close second in the competitive truck race.

1994's industry boom helped GM to its best performance since 1988, Ford's since 1989 and Chrysler's since '93. The General still holds a commanding lead in car market share, but Ford is a close second in the competitive truck race.

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