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Congratulations Cutrubus family.
I am happy for Cutrubus Motors and their employees. However with Chrysler being owned and operated by Obama and the unions, I am not planning on buying a new Chrysler product. I wish Cutrubus much success.
But it's still illegal to sell cars on Sunday(*).
(*) Actually dealerships must be closed on Saturday OR Sunday, but what business owner in their right mind would be closed on Saturday?
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