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AS everyone knows, the cars and trucks of ‘General Motors are again the great sales leaders. t

We. are proud of such a record, naturally. Yet it is no secret that this success is due in large measure to the public itself.

More than a year ago, months before produc-

' tionwas begun on any of our 1954 models, we checked our designs‘ against the ideas of motorists _

themselves; Through more than 60,000 answers to

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leadership!"

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