Cadillac CT5 Gains Market Share As Sales Rebound During Q1 2025
While also being one of just three models in the green this quarter.
Read More »While also being one of just three models in the green this quarter.
Read More »Placing Chevrolet as the country's fourth best-selling auto brand.
Read More »New-generation model off to a solid start.
Read More »Overall sales were in the red during the quarter.
Read More »Full-size trucks are selling very well.
Read More »Sales decreased 41 percent to 4,044 units during the first three months of 2025.
Read More »GM earned a leading 40 percent share of the full-size truck space.
Read More »Sales decreased 12.5 percent to 4,255 units during the first three months of 2025.
Read More »Combined with other GM subcompacts, it enabled The General to continue dominating this space.
Read More »The Escalade posted the biggest gain, followed by the CT5.
Read More »With low days supply from high demand.
Read More »Sales increased 113 percent to 9,835 units during the first three months of 2025.
Read More »But the next-gen Toyota Tacoma remains far ahead of the pack.
Read More »Sales increased 0.4 percent to 49,346 units during the first three months of 2025.
Read More »Though a few models were in the green.
Read More »GM continues to lead the Canadian sales, capturing 16.9 percent of the market.
Read More »The Tri Shield's four crossovers were all in the green.
Read More »Dropping a whopping 25 percent.
Read More »Over half of Bow Tie brand's 19 nameplates were in the green.
Read More »Thanks to a new sales communications strategy for China, GM shared very little about the results.
Read More »With solid double-digit increases across all brands, as well as across retail and fleet.
Read More »XT4 sales combined with Buick Envision again put GM nearly in first place.
Read More »Recording the biggest gain in its segment.
Read More »Thanks to an impressive 49 percent jump in sales.
Read More »The all-electric compact crossover beat out an expanded list of competitors.
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