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Porter's Five Forces: GMC Truck
In 1912, the primary mass created truck was discharged and more than 22,000 illustrations were delivered and sold. As the brand grew, so did deals, and when WWII came to be, GMC Truck was a noteworthy supplier for the U.S. Military, creating more than 600,000 trucks. It wasn't until 1996 that GMC Truck chose to drop the word Truck to make GMC (Smith, K.

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