GMC Terrain Sales Down Five Percent But Still Outpaces VW Tiguan, Jeep Cherokee In Q3 2023
Segment share fell one percentage point.
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Segment share fell one percentage point.
Earning a 19 percent segment share.
Outperforming the segment even more this time around.
The new Trax is taking its segment by storm, big time.
Big Red’s full-size SUV duo posted a combined 23 percent segment share.
Only two trims remaining.
Slotted below the Cadillac Lyriq.
Big wins on both sides, but important differences.
Earning 47 percent segment share.
Turning on too late when the sun goes down.
Placing ninth among 13 entries in the luxury D-crossover segment.
A new entry from Toyota splits up sales, but the two models combined still outsold Traverse.
Market share was also down.
Sales of Bow Tie’s only remaining sedan posted a 16 percent segment share.
Now behind Lexus, Acura, Lincoln, BMW and Audi.
GM’s best-selling lineup outperformed the segment average.
Following a similar rollout to the U.S. market.
But GM’s best-selling crossover underperformed the segment.
GMC’s midsize truck even managed to gain market share.
But the segment grew at a faster rate than the Bolts did.