(AFP/File) - The worldwide headquarters of General Motors in downtown Detroit, Michigan. General Motors Corp., which has reigned for 76 years as the world's top automaker, ended 2007 in a virtual tie with Japanese rival Toyota Motor Corp., sales figures from the US giant showed Wednesday.(AFP/File/Jeff Haynes)

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(AFP/File) - The worldwide headquarters of General Motors in downtown Detroit, Michigan. General Motors Corp. which has reigned for 76 years as the world's top automaker, ended 2007 in a virtual tie with Japanese rival Toyota Motor Corp., sales figures from the US giant showed Wednesday.(AFP/File/Jeff Haynes)

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(AFP/File) - The worldwide headquarters of General Motors in downtown Detroit, Michigan. US auto sales continued to slip in September amid an industry slowdown sparked by economic uncertainty and massive production cuts at struggling US automakers.(AFP/File/Jeff Haynes)

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(AFP/File) - The worldwide headquarters of General Motors in downtown Detroit, Michigan. General Motors Corp's Buick brand tied Toyota's Lexus Thursday in a closely-watched survey of vehicle dependability which showed how far US automakers have gone to improve the quality of their vehicles.(AFP/File/Jeff Haynes)

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(AFP/File) - The worldwide headquarters of General Motors in downtown Detroit, Michigan. General Motors Corp's Buick brand tied Toyota's Lexus Thursday in a closely-watched survey of vehicle dependability which showed how far US automakers have gone to improve the quality of their vehicles.(AFP/File/Jeff Haynes)

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(AFP/File) - The worldwide headquarters of General Motors in downtown Detroit, Michigan. General Motors Corp's Buick brand tied Toyota's Lexus Thursday in a closely-watched survey of vehicle dependability which showed how far US automakers have gone to improve the quality of their vehicles.(AFP/File/Jeff Haynes)

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(AFP/File) - The worldwide headquarters of General Motors in downtown Detroit, Michigan. General Motors Corp's Buick brand tied Toyota's Lexus Thursday in a closely-watched survey of vehicle dependability which showed how far US automakers have gone to improve the quality of their vehicles.(AFP/File/Jeff Haynes)

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(AFP/File) - The worldwide headquarters of General Motors in downtown Detroit, Michigan. General Motors Corp's Buick brand tied Toyota's Lexus Thursday in a closely-watched survey of vehicle dependability which showed how far US automakers have gone to improve the quality of their vehicles.(AFP/File/Jeff Haynes)

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(AFP/File) - The worldwide headquarters of General Motors in downtown Detroit, Michigan. General Motors Corp's Buick brand tied Toyota's Lexus Thursday in a closely-watched survey of vehicle dependability which showed how far US automakers have gone to improve the quality of their vehicles.(AFP/File/Jeff Haynes)

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(AFP/File) - The worldwide headquarters of General Motors in downtown Detroit, Michigan. The two largest US automakers, General Motors and Ford, saw their sales slip in April as Toyota continued to rise and DaimlerChrysler managed to regain some lost ground.(AFP/File/Jeff Haynes)

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(AFP/File) - The worldwide headquarters of General Motors in downtown Detroit, Michigan. Japan's Toyota Motor Corp. became the world's top selling automaker in the first quarter of 2007, overtaking US rival General Motors helped by brisk demand for fuel-efficient cars, figures showed Tuesday.(AFP/File/Jeff Haynes)

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