General Motors Co.'s 17.5 percent average U.S. market share during the first quarter of 2012 hit its lowest level since 1922, according to an analyst report issued Thursday.
But Morgan Stanley analysts Adam Jonas, Ravi Shanker and Yejay Ying said they aren't concerned about the low, and neither is the Detroit automaker.
"The old GM would pull out all the stops to hold onto any amount of market share," according to the report. "The new GM will take good pricing over market share any day of the week."
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