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The world's largest automaker lost market share
as high petrol prices drove consumers away from
its gas-guzzling sport utility vehicles. GM lost
3.8 billion dollars in the first three quarters
of 2005 and saw sales drop more than 20 percent
in September and October.

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Ford's global automotive operations have lost
almost $1.7 billion through the first nine months
of the year, compared to profits of more than
$1.1 billion through the third quarter of 2004.
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Rising gas prices have also sharply curtailed
consumer demand for Ford's sport utility vehicle
lineup, which helped the automaker become one of
the industry's most profitable companies during
the 1990s.

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