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GM has two weeks before a strike could hit Silverado and Sierra production
Executive Summary
Summary: GM faces a potential strike at Dauch Corp, which supplies critical axles for Silverado and Sierra production. With only two weeks of inventory remaining, the work stoppage could disrupt output of these bestselling trucks that represent one-third of GM’s sales. The UAW seeks wage increases for workers.
Brands mentioned: GM, Chevrolet, GMC
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GM has two weeks before a strike could hit Silverado and Sierra production
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