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GM ships 30,000 pickups to dealers
Automaker to idle four midsize-SUV plants amid semiconductor chip shortage
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JAMIE L. LAREAU DETROIT FREE PRESS (TNS)
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Just when General Motors makes strides in one area, it must sacrifice in another as the auto industry continues to battle a worldwide shortage of semiconductor chips used in many car parts.
GM hit its production target to finish building and shipping nearly 30,000 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon midsize pickups, which were awaiting chip parts, to dealers this week. Starting Monday, GM must idle four of its North American plants that build midsize SUVs for two weeks because of the chips shortage.
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