Luxury sales slip | Sue automakers over theft? | Tesla cuts global workforce | GM's world HQ on the move | Tesla slashes self-driving prices | Lamborghini's Huracan STJ sendoff

Many mainstream brands are posting large gains, while most luxury brands are down

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