DETROIT (Reuters) - U.S. auto sales plunged in June to a 15-year low, but a month-end clearance sale helped General Motors Corp retain its No. 1 spot and steer clear of the wipeout many had feared, sending its shares higher.
Record gas prices and declining trade-in values for big trucks and SUVs hit truck sales hard […]

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