GM Reports 345,404 Deliveries in April, Down 7%

[racy]

Originally Posted by MNdudeswitz

Read my above post expaining this................greeze

Got it...didn't see your other posts.

[Hemidakota]

Though it is already posted in the other thread but take a look at GM success in the top twenty...

Significant for this month in the top twenty vehicle is that Hyundai is now one of the main players. :huh:

[cfch3399]

Thanks for that man. very helpful.
I'd add:
LaCrosse 22,120 27,893 -20.7
Impala 90,312 87,770 2.9
Monte Carlo 12,232 12,896 -5.1
Grand Prix 36,365 29,333 24
TOTAL W Platform 161,029 157,892

Originally Posted by Hemidakota

Though it is already posted in the other thread but take a look at GM success in the top twenty...

[Hemidakota]

Comparisons is great LX versus W...winner? W

Kudo

[Melkur]

Originally Posted by asim

I swear...they can make a 7% drop sound really good.

Probably all of their marketing MBA guys worked on it all night.

[Vintalage]

Originally Posted by mbukukanyau

problem is GM has a new La crosse out already.. but its not selling it as a global product...

do you think the Lexus ES or Acura TL stand a chance aganist this Buick?

That's because the North American operations of GM didn't design that car. The chinese did. The Lucerne doesn't even look that good or that upscale. The Lucerne looks like an old boat perfect for old timers.

GM is not going to see increases in trucks for much longer now that gas prices have remained high for almost, if not a month now. It's pretty clear that the only reason these trucks are selling well is becasue they are NEW. Once that wears off, GM will be back to a similar position it was in a year ago. I can tell that it is going to wear off sooner than later. Gas is not on GM's side.

[Hemidakota]

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