Buick Inventories Reveal That There Are Enough LaCrosses To Last A Year

At Cadillac, where even the company’s three utility vehicles have far more than 70 days of stock, the brand’s four car nameplates have 137 days’ supply. At Chevrolet, where the brand’s somewhat excessive light truck inventory is largely due to an intentional increase in Silverado stock, there’s a 128-day supply of passenger cars. Granted, that figure is worsened by a stop-sale on Chevrolet Sparks that limited the city car to only 1,132 U.S. sales in the last three months and by a necessary Corvette stockpile in advance of a Bowling Green shutdown.

TomM - 8/16/2017 3:49:08 PM

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Actually - Buick has High inventory on a lot of vehicles - including the mid-size CUV the Envision that comes from China. AND - the average price of sales for Buick is also WY up - at least one good reason why the cars are not selling is that they are not making deals - and the LaCrosse came in far more expensive than what it replaced. I expect to see a major discount/rebate/offer to get rid of at least some of the Inventory -maybe the 20% type they are offering on specific Chevies.

trboaccord - 8/16/2017 4:25:56 PM

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still the same old GM JUNK

qwertyfla - 8/16/2017 7:08:19 PM

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Simple -Immigrate more Chinese people to North America. Problem solved!

MDarringer - 8/16/2017 7:57:12 PM

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Better that than terrorist "refugees".

MDarringer - 8/16/2017 7:56:40 PM

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The Lacrosse was a total blunder. The design looks 15 years old and there is no reason to buy it. I may be time for GM to ditch its Mercury division.

vdiv - 8/17/2017 10:20:40 AM

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It makes money in China, it is not a market they can easily give up. It is the only thing that keeps GM as a true global automaker after they gave up in Europe and Australia.

MDarringer - 8/18/2017 7:25:13 PM

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So sell it in China and discontinue it here.