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… If 2009 was the year of thundering bankruptcies and an almost total collapse of the American car industry – while the Japanese more or less flourished – 2010 seems to be the exact opposite. General Motors, Ford and even Chrysler – who were technically dead as dead – are rising up from their graves, while Toyota is facing its biggest recalls in history.<\/p>\n