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By Richard Fusco Being a film buff and having run an ad agency servicing a major multi-brand auto dealer group for a few years has given me a chance to see the obstinate nature of automakers (Detroit), its nimble and flexible Local Dealers and the self-serving nature of Madison Avenue. MadAve has often been manipulative in its servicing of these two players. The situation has always reminded me of "Driving Miss Daisy," though in an entirely opposite "alternative universe" kind of way.
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