GM (GM) Says Chevy Volt Incentive Less than $10K in September
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General Motors (NYSE: GM) U.S. Vice President Kurt McNeil said average Volt incentive was less than $10,000.
Earlier, GM said U.S. sales rose 1.5 percent in September, versus expectations of a 2.8 percent gain.
Earlier, GM said U.S. sales rose 1.5 percent in September, versus expectations of a 2.8 percent gain.
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