Buick Envista Sales Jump 54 Percent, Growing Segment Share During Q1 2025
Combined with other GM subcompacts, it enabled The General to continue dominating this space.
Read More »Combined with other GM subcompacts, it enabled The General to continue dominating this space.
Read More »Do you think the dealer knows it's the last one?
Read More »Not more lenient, "just different."
Read More »"We are working on a deal. We will see what happens."
Read More »But the next-gen Toyota Tacoma remains far ahead of the pack.
Read More »It was just a misunderstanding, the automaker says.
Read More »GM continues to lead the Canadian sales, capturing 16.9 percent of the market.
Read More »The max is 25 percent, but it will be lower for most cars.
Read More »GM is building more trucks in the States.
Read More »After GM previously said it wouldn't build that truck in that plant.
Read More »Because the iZEV incentive program went away.
Read More »But no new tariffs on parts.
Read More »With features largely similar to their U.S. counterparts.
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.
Read More »Placing ninth in its segment.
Read More »Sales grew an impressive 30 percent.
Read More »Even though Canada's federal EV incentive program is on hold.
Read More »But overall volume remained significantly behind the pack.
Read More »The Sierra combined with Silverado kept GM at top of full-size truck sales.
Read More »The 2025 model year will be the last for the midsize crossover.
Read More »Chevy Colorado outsold GMC Canyon about 2.4-to-one.
Read More »Back in top three following a dip associated to a generational changeover.
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