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GM Global Sales Good, but Not Good Enough
When General Motors posted its second year of record global sales this month it was already behind Volkswagen Group. When Toyota releases its sales later in January, it is likely that GM will be the world’s third largest automaker, with Toyota Number One, VW Group Number Two and GM having bragging rights to “We’re Number Three.” Continue reading
GM Loses Market Share in Q1. China Sets Record
GM sales were down in North America (-16,000 to 745,000), South America (-24,000 to 211,000) and International Operations (-10,000 to 203,000). GM’s sales in China are now about 50% greater than its sales in the United States. Continue reading
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