GM November Sales Decline 2%; Pickup Trucks Down 24%
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GM dealers in the U.S. delivered 151,427 vehicles in November. While this represents a decline of 2% compared with November 2008, GM retail sales were up 1% for the month.
Total sales for Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac were up 6% vs. the prior year. Retail sales for these brands were up 10% vs. the prior year, and currently represent 94% of GM's retail sales performance.
Retail sales for Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC increased 10 percent for the month compared with November 2008
Retail sales of our six launch vehicles comprised 22 percent of total GM retail sales, more than one out of five retail sales, and volume was 6 percent higher than last month
Retail sales of Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC Crossover launch vehicles were up 140 percent vs. a year ago compared with the vehicles they replace
Combined retail sales of crossovers and cars were 60 percent of GM retail sales for the month, compared with 46 percent in November 2008 - the eighth month at this level in 2009
Total sales for GM full-size pickup trucks were down 24 percent for the month, compared to November 2008
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Total sales for Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac were up 6% vs. the prior year. Retail sales for these brands were up 10% vs. the prior year, and currently represent 94% of GM's retail sales performance.
Retail sales for Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC increased 10 percent for the month compared with November 2008
Retail sales of our six launch vehicles comprised 22 percent of total GM retail sales, more than one out of five retail sales, and volume was 6 percent higher than last month
Retail sales of Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC Crossover launch vehicles were up 140 percent vs. a year ago compared with the vehicles they replace
Combined retail sales of crossovers and cars were 60 percent of GM retail sales for the month, compared with 46 percent in November 2008 - the eighth month at this level in 2009
Total sales for GM full-size pickup trucks were down 24 percent for the month, compared to November 2008
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