Ally Financial, the National Automobile Dealers Charitable Foundation, the General Motors Foundation and Chevrolet are among those pledging support for victims of the Oklahoma City tornado that claimed 24 lives.
Group 1 estimates that the storms in Oklahoma City and Houston caused damage to facilities and about 3,200 new and used vehicles. The auto retailer is continuing to assess overall damage.
Two automakers have already sold more vehicles through the first 11 months of 2012 than all of last year, while several others recorded new sales records during the month of November.
Several manufacturers are helping victims of Hurricane Sandy with special discounts on vehicles and by donating to the American Red Cross.
Hurricane Sandy impacts Nissan and Hyundai sales, but the industry’s seasonally adjusted annual rate remained above 14 million for the ninth consecutive month.
Chevrolet’s summer-long offer for customers to return their Chevrolet vehicle ends on a high note, as sales surge in August.
General Motors Co. and Wells Fargo & Co. announced a long-term partnership to offer financing to Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac dealers and retail customers in GM’s West marketing region.
A report by Temkin Group revealed that Chevrolet dealers are the top-rated auto dealers on the company’s customer experience rankings.
NADAguides.com reported that domestic brands, led by Chevrolet, saw the biggest increase in overall brand share with a 1 percent gain in consumer interest.
Data analyzed by Edmunds.com revealed that 39.9 percent of Pontiac owners who traded in for a new car this year opted for a GM vehicle.
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