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Nearly 13,000 auto workers are on strike at three Ford Motor Co., General Motors Co. and Stellantis N.V. plants making mostly SUVs, but the real pain for the carmakers could start soon if the labor action moves to plants producing pickup trucks.
That’s from analysts at Evercore ISI, who added in a note that the companies’ pickup-truck plants are likely the next target of the United Auto Workers union.
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