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Why Fleet Orders Can Send Car Sales Soaring But Still Hurt Automakers

Selling hundreds, or even thousands, of cars via fleet sales might be great for an automaker's quarterly reports, but it could damage the brand in the long run.

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Why Fleet Orders Can Send Car Sales Soaring But Still Hurt Automakers
Selling hundreds, or even thousands, of cars via fleet sales might be great for an automaker's quarterly reports, but it could damage the brand in the long run.
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