GM China Sales Up During Q4 2024 As Secrecy Around Sales Volume Remains
Very limited report about automaker’s Chinese division sales results.
Read More »Very limited report about automaker’s Chinese division sales results.
Read More »LaCrosse sales up 42 percent year-over-year.
Read More »The midsize sedan continued to hold its own despite being discontinued.
Read More »The all-new Toyota Tacoma continues pulling further and further ahead.
Read More »Potentially reaching new markets for the V-Series sub-brand.
Read More »But it's unclear which ones.
Read More »Selected among more than 150 models launched during the year.
Read More »The Buick Envision appears to be safe, for now.
Read More »Very different from GM's fortunes in the region.
Read More »Effectively banning all Chinese cars from the U.S.
Read More »Giving the sedan a more distinctive appearance.
Read More »Replacing Leon Li, who left the company.
Read More »The first Chinese-based automaker to surpass that milestone.
Read More »The new stores are certainly for Cadillac and Buick, but perhaps not for Chevy.
Read More »Available either as a BEV or a PHEV.
Read More »A rebadged Baojun Yep Plus.
Read More »It appears that the Trailblazer is being cannibalized by the new Trax.
Read More »High space urban efficiency meets EV.
Read More »Not a bad performance, but far from segment leading.
Read More »But it's only available in one specific market.
Read More »Scheduled for a Spring 2025 launch.
Read More »With more than 2 million units sold in the U.S. since 1999.
Read More »Sales decreased 37 percent to 20,927 units during the first 10Â months of 2024.
Read More »The first four-door minicar in its category.
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