- Colorado sales increased 37.98 percent to reach 9,049 units
- Express sales increased 10.48 percent to reach 5,787 units
- Impala sales increased 46.74 percent to reach 12,335 units
- Malibu sales increased 5.98 percent to reach 16,138 units
- Spark sales increased 70.05 percent to reach 6,559 units
- Suburban sales increased 32.51 percent to reach 3,970 units
- Tahoe sales increased 27.44 percent to reach 7,891 units
- Volt sales increased 58.12 percent to reach 1,937 units
- Corvette sales reached 2,483 units
- Cruze sales reached 18,666 units
- Equinox sales reached 19,582 units
- Sonic sales reached 7,583 units
- Traverse sales reached 8,297 units
- Trax sales reached 5,796 unit
According to General Motors, Chevrolet sales for June increased by .07 percent over last year, ending the month with a total of 181,387 unit sold. With the first half of the year officially over the brand’s total yearly sales result currently stands at 1,006,890 units. The Silverado was Chevy’s top-selling vehicle once again ending the month with an impressive overall total of 49,662 units sold. The Silverado also recorded its highest-ever Average Transaction Price (ATP). “Our retail-focused strategy is resulting in the highest share gains in the industry. Chevrolet is the fastest growing full-line brand and we expect that trend to continue as the availability of newly launched products improves in the second half of the year,” said Kurt McNeil, U.S. vice president of Sales Operations. “Our reduction in daily rental deliveries, disciplined incentive spending and well-managed inventories are showing real benefit in the residual values of our latest launched vehicles.”
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