General Motors Canada dealers delivered 29,127 new Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac vehicles in April 2015, an increase of 15 percent compared to April 2014.
Each of GM’s four brands in Canada — Chevy, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac — grew their sales on a year-over-year basis in April.
“Customer demand for our Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac cars and trucks continues to grow in the Canadian marketplace”, said John Roth, vice president, sales, service and marketing for GM Canada. “Our three truck strategy, offering the full range of pickups, from the mid-size Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon to the full-size and heavy-duty, Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra, to meet customers’ varied needs, has driven GM Canada to be the pickup sales leader for the month of April.”
April 2015 notes (vs. April 2014, except as noted):
Chevrolet sales increased 6.7 percent to 16,837 units:
Camaro was up 2.7 percent to 528 units
Trucks:
Colorado sold 490 units
Silverado was up 9.2 percent to 4,251 units
Chevy pickup truck sales were up 22 percent
Corvette was up 94 percent to 307 units
Cruze was up 7 percent to 4,175 units
Impala was up 22 percent to 438 units
Malibu was up 97 percent to 1,608 units
Suburban was up 60 percent to 122 units
Tahoe was up 91 percent to 180 units
Buick sales increased 9 percent to 1,916 units:
LaCrosse was up 20 percent to 94 units
Regal was up 270 percent to 211 units
Verano was up 7.7 percent to 780 units
Cadillac sales increase 35 percent to 1,496 units, marking the brand’s best April in history:
Escalade was up 684 percent to 196 units
Escalade ESV was up 550 percent to 52 units
SRX was up 49 percent to 744 units
Notably, the ATS was down 2.9 percent to 357 units, the CTS was down 30 percent to 80 units, and the XTS was down 24 percent to 66 units
GMC sales increased 30 percent to 8,878 units, with every model posting sales gains on an annual basis:
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