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The American auto industry was first battered by the bankruptcies and restructurings of the Detroit automakers, then hobbled by the earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan - and severely disrupted sales of Japanese automakers in the American market. Although sales have not returned to pre-recessionary levels, automakers and dealers are now solidly profitable at the lower volumes. John McElroy, host of Autoline Daily, shares his optimistic view of a new golden age for the auto industry. From the AFLA Annual Conference in San Antonio, Texas.

Added 9 months ago
by Mike Marashlian