General Motors Co., Stellantis NV and other automakers reported slowing US sales growth toward the end of last year while rival Toyota Motor Corp.’s volume remained strong, as near-record sticker prices and high interest rates led to uneven impacts across the auto market.
GM’s deliveries ticked up less than 1% in the fourth quarter, the company said Wednesday, as it recovered from United Auto Workers strikes at four assembly plants in the period. Stellantis, which owns the…
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