GM’s China Sales Gain 7.8% in March on Buick and Cadillac Demand
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General Motors Co., which counts China as its largest market, said deliveries there rose 7.8 percent last month, helped by demand for Buick and Cadillac vehicles.
China sales increased to 313,283 units in March, the Detroit-based company said in a statement today. Deliveries of Buick vehicles rose 12 percent from a year earlier to 78,803 units, while Cadillac surged 44 percent.