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Seattle startup Tred steps in to make car buying a breeze
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Grant Feek, left, and John Wehr, of Tred — a startup that debuts today after local testing — delivers cars to customers' homes or offices for test drives. The Seattle startup's backers include former GM CEO Rick Wagoner.
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