Detroit automakers to reduce annual summer shutdowns to cope with high demand
Second straight year when US automakers reduce summer shutdowns as vehicle demand is expected to touch record levels this year
The Detroit "Big Three" automakers – General Motors (GM), Ford, and Chrysler – plan to reduce their annual two-week July shutdowns at plants across North America, particularly those that produce popular models such as Ford's F-Series pickup trucks and Chrysler's Jeeps, as they scramble to keep up with increased demand, reports the Detroit News.
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