(AFP/File) - The General Motors (GM) logo is seen at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, 2005. General Motors regained the rank of world number one for the second quarter of 2007, outselling Toyota Motor, but its Japanese rival came out on top for the first half of the year.(AFP/File/Stan Honda)

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(AFP/File) - The General Motors (GM) logo is seen at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, 2005. General Motors regained the rank of world number one for the second quarter of 2007, outselling Toyota Motor, but its Japanese rival came out on top for the first half of the year.(AFP/File/Stan Honda)

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(AFP/File) - The General Motors (GM) logo is seen at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, 2005. General Motors regained the rank of world number one for the second quarter of 2007, outselling Toyota Motor, but its Japanese rival came out on top for the first half of the year.(AFP/File/Stan Honda)

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