This Jan. 16, 1969, file photo shows exhibitors at the Brussels Car Show held at the Plais Du Centenaire, in Belgium. General Motors survived wars, strikes and the Great Depression churning out Chevys, Cadillacs and other vehicles that often defined their owners’ status in life. But less than a year into its second 100 years, it’s coming to the end of a road, ushered by the government into bankruptcy protection.
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