DETROIT (AP) — In July, two scary notices arrived in Amaris McGee’s mailbox.

They came from General Motors, and each told her the gray 2005 Chevy Malibu she drives to work every day is being recalled for safety problems. But neither problem can be fixed yet because the parts aren’t ready.

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