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Big Three
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Big Three
The three largest automobile firms in the United States: General Motors, Chrysler, and Ford. Historically, their performance was considered an indicator of the performance of the wider American economy.

Big Three
A widely used reference to the three major automobile manufacturers in the United States: Chrysler Division of DaimlerChrysler, Ford, and General Motors.


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The company has lived up to its promise to launch 16 all-new or significantly refreshed vehicles in the past 12 months," Sergio Marchionne increased its ownership of Chrysler to 25 percent earlier this month and said it may boost its holding to 51 percent before the IPO, which would help the US government wind down its eight percent stake in the smallest of the US Big Three automakers.
re on a roll," UAW president Ron Gettelfinger told reporters in Detroit, home to the Big Three automakers General Motors, Chrysler and Ford Motor Co.
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