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For 25 years, John Santilli has been an ambassador for Detroit, selling domestic cars and trucks off Amvets Memorial Highway, just south of Boston.

Business is tougher than it used to be. But the New England dealer doesn't just blame Japanese rivals like Toyota and Honda. These days, he also grouses about his fellow Dodge dealers.

At least 10 competing Dodge stores are within a half-hour drive of his store in Brockton, and last year they fought over nearly 4,000 fewer customers than the year before.

"There's waaaay too many dealers," the Massachusetts car dealer said. "Way too many."



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