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Auto price cuts reshape 1967 market as GM edges rivals
Ford and Chrysler reversed earlier hikes, cutting prices on most models and saving buyers about 136.9 million compared with 1966 prices. Chrysler trimmed 118 of 128 models with an average cut of 28 dollars, Ford cut 41 dollars per car, while GM kept a smaller average rise of 54 dollars. White House officials declined to comment pending further review.
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