"When it comes to the automobile, Indianapolis has been a General Motors stronghold since the 1920s.
Nearly two of every five new vehicles sold in central Indiana are GM models. That’s the largest market share for any automaker, and one of GM’s best showings in any major metro area in the nation.
Now, some dealers of GM brands sense the loyalty might fade, and with it, sales."
Tuesday, September 5, 2006
Journal Gazette | 09/05/2006 | Indianapolis GM dealers watch brand loyalty fade
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