GM’s SUV, truck production trimmed again

General Motors Corp. will cut production by an additional 117,000 vehicles annually, citing continued weakness in consumer demand for pickup trucks and sport-utility vehicles.

GM spokesman Tony Sapienza said Monday that the Detroit-based automaker will eliminate one shift each at its plants in Moraine, Ohio, and Shreveport, La. Most of the cuts will affect production of trucks and SUVs.

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