GM To Revise Full-Guidance Despite Strong Q1 2025 Profit
A strong Q1, but uncertainty remains for 2025.
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A strong Q1, but uncertainty remains for 2025.
Read More »Interestingly, the Envision is unaffected.
Read More »Nearly every model affected.
Read More »Corvette, Silverado, and Tahoe see largest freight hikes.
Read More »Higher insurance rates expected around the nation.
Read More »New 10-percent tariff goes into effect.
Read More »Steepest drop seen between 2008 and 2013.
Read More »Just outside the top five in terms of affordable ownership costs.
Read More »Fees at quick-charge stations are not always clear.
Read More »Less trim levels, less standalone options, less part numbers.
Read More »Related to the increased cost of repairs.
Read More »As the automaker looks to reduce expenses.
Read More »Most GM vehicles still qualify.
Read More »No word on if the costs will be handed to the consumer.
Read More »They also won't bankrupt the Big Three.
Read More »Approximately 17.3 percent of the Escalade IQ's starting price.
Read More »The latest strike expansion to the GM Arlington plant will accelerate that figure.
Read More »Automakers, workers, dealers, and suppliers all affected.
Read More »If GM maintains its starting price of about $30,000.
Read More »Opting to not use credits to cover violations.
Read More »Production and consumer costs likely to remain elevated until the next decade.
Read More »Ranking above the Nissan Leaf.
Read More »Replacing the Nissan Armada as the segment leader.
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