GM’s Retail Sales Rise for 12th Consecutive Month Driven by Chevrolet, Buick and GMC
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- Chevrolet remains the industry’s fastest-growing full-line brand of 2016 with retail sales up 4 percent in April
- Buick’s retail sales up 13 percent; GMC retail sales up 5 percent
- Commercial deliveries up for 30th consecutive month
- Daily rental deliveries down nearly 18,000 units, or 39 percent
DETROIT – General Motors (NYSE: GM) delivered 200,656 vehicles in April to individual or “retail” customers, up 3 percent year-over-year, driven by an 13 percent increase at Buick, 5 percent increase at GMC and a 4 percent increase at Chevrolet. GM’s Commercial deliveries were up for the 30th consecutive month while daily rental sales were down nearly 18,000 vehicles. GM total sales were down about 4 percent to 259,557 vehicles.
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- Chevrolet remains the industry’s fastest-growing full-line brand of 2016 with retail sales up 4 percent in April
- Buick’s retail sales up 13 percent; GMC retail sales up 5 percent
- Commercial deliveries up for 30th consecutive month
- Daily rental deliveries down nearly 18,000 units, or 39 percent
DETROIT – General Motors (NYSE: GM) delivered 200,656 vehicles in April to individual or “retail” customers, up 3 percent year-over-year, driven by an 13 percent increase at Buick, 5 percent increase at GMC and a 4 percent increase at Chevrolet. GM’s Commercial deliveries were up for the 30th consecutive month while daily rental sales were down nearly 18,000 vehicles. GM total sales were down about 4 percent to 259,557 vehicles.
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