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'''Automakers''' refers to the industry that creates motor vehicles. In the U.S.A., the domestic brand companies, often called the 'Big Three' automakers, consist of [[General Motors]], [[Chrysler]] and [[Ford]]. For many years the American automakers and the [[American]] capitalist system, led the world. In the 21st century, the Big Three automakers are financially broke. [[Japanese]] manufactures as well as [[German]] and [[Korean]] automakers dominate the market. As of 2008, the entire global automobile market is in a recession.
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	'''Automakers''' refers to the industry that creates motor vehicles. In the U.S.A., the domestic brand companies are often called the 'Big Three' automakers, consisting of [[General Motors]], [[Chrysler]] and [[Ford]]. For many years, the American automakers and the [[American]] capitalist system led the world. In the 21st century, the Big Three automakers are financially broke. [[Japanese]] manufactures as well as [[German]] and [[Korean]] automakers dominate the market. As of 2008, the entire global automobile market is in a recession.		'''Automakers''' refers to the industry that creates motor vehicles. In the U.S.A., the domestic brand companies are often called the 'Big Three' automakers, consisting of [[General Motors]], [[Chrysler]] and [[Ford]]. For many years, the American automakers and the [[American]] capitalist system led the world. In the 21st century, the Big Three automakers are financially broke. [[Japanese]] manufactures as well as [[German]] and [[Korean]] automakers dominate the market. As of 2008, the entire global automobile market is in a recession.
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		+	== Also See ==
		+	* [[General Motors]]
		+	* [[Ford]]
		+	* [[Chrysler]]
		+	* [[Fiat]]
		+	* [[Toyota]]
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−	'''Automakers''' refers to the industry that creates motor vehicles. In the U.S.A., the domestic brand companies are often called the 'Big Three' automakers, consisting of [[General Motors]], [[Chrysler]] and [[Ford]]. For many years, the American automakers and the [[American]] capitalist system, led the world. In the 21st century, the Big Three automakers are financially broke. [[Japanese]] manufactures as well as [[German]] and [[Korean]] automakers dominate the market. As of 2008, the entire global automobile market is in a recession.	+	'''Automakers''' refers to the industry that creates motor vehicles. In the U.S.A., the domestic brand companies are often called the 'Big Three' automakers, consisting of [[General Motors]], [[Chrysler]] and [[Ford]]. For many years, the American automakers and the [[American]] capitalist system led the world. In the 21st century, the Big Three automakers are financially broke. [[Japanese]] manufactures as well as [[German]] and [[Korean]] automakers dominate the market. As of 2008, the entire global automobile market is in a recession.
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−	'''Automakers''' refers to the industry that creates motor vehicles. In the U.S.A., the domestic brand companies, often called the 'Big Three' automakers, ~~consist~~ of [[General Motors]], [[Chrysler]] and [[Ford]]. For many years the American automakers and the [[American]] capitalist system, led the world. In the 21st century, the Big Three automakers are financially broke. [[Japanese]] manufactures as well as [[German]] and [[Korean]] automakers dominate the market. As of 2008, the entire global automobile market is in a recession.	+	'''Automakers''' refers to the industry that creates motor vehicles. In the U.S.A., the domestic brand companies are often called the 'Big Three' automakers, consisting of [[General Motors]], [[Chrysler]] and [[Ford]]. For many years, the American automakers and the [[American]] capitalist system, led the world. In the 21st century, the Big Three automakers are financially broke. [[Japanese]] manufactures as well as [[German]] and [[Korean]] automakers dominate the market. As of 2008, the entire global automobile market is in a recession.
	[[Category:Business]]		[[Category:Business]]