EX-99.1 2 dex991.htm SALES RELEASE AND CHARTS Sales Release and Charts

Exhibit 99.1

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For Release: 1:45 p.m. ET

May 1, 2009

GM Reports 173,007 Deliveries in April

All Four Core Brands See Sales Increases Compared with March

 

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Total sales up 11 percent compared with March as spring selling season begins

 

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Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra drive increase in full-size pickup market share compared with March

 

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Chevrolet Traverse sales of more than 8,200 drives GM’s mid-crossover segment sales up 16 percent

 

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“Total Confidence” plan extended into May

DETROIT – General Motors dealers in the United States delivered 173,007 vehicles in April, down 34 percent compared with a year ago. However, when comparing GM’s April sales with March, total volume was up 11 percent, or about 16,600 cars, crossovers and trucks, largely driven by a return to more normal volumes of fleet sales compared with a very weak first quarter. GM’s car sales compared with March were up nearly 2,900 vehicles (4 percent), truck sales increased more than 9,500 vehicles (16 percent), and crossover sales were up nearly 4,200 vehicles (14 percent).

“From a retail standpoint, GM and the industry continued at about the same selling rate as February and March. We see that stabilization, along with a firming up of our fleet business and improvement in Silverado and Sierra sales, as an encouraging sign,” said Mark LaNeve, vice president, GM North America Vehicle Sales, Service and Marketing. “We’re pleased to see R.L. Polk information this week indicating that a majority of consumers plan to buy a vehicle in the next two years – that shows pent-up demand is building. With our full line-up of cars, crossovers, trucks and hybrids – and some very competitive incentive offers – we’re well-positioned to meet this growing consumer demand in the months ahead. For example, we have more than 15,000 sold orders for the white-hot Chevy Camaro.”

 

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GM total truck sales (including crossovers) of 102,032 were down 28 percent and car sales of 71,775 were off 41 percent compared with a year ago.

GM’s four core brands performed strongly compared with March. Total Chevrolet sales of more than 115,000 vehicles were up 22 percent; Cadillac sales of more than 8,300 vehicles increased 2 percent; GMC sales of more than 20,400 vehicles were up 7 percent; and Buick sales of nearly 9,000 vehicles were up 21 percent. Specifically, when April sales are compared with March:

 

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Driven by double-digit increases in Silverado, Tahoe, Traverse and HHR sales, Chevrolet trucks and crossovers were up 22 percent; Chevrolet cars were powered by Cobalt, Impala and Corvette sales, driving an increase of 21 percent.

 

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Cadillac trucks and crossovers were down 11 percent; however, STS and DTS sales hikes pushed Cadillac car volume up 7 percent.

 

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GMC trucks and crossovers increased 7 percent with Sierra and Yukon leading the way.

 

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The Buick Enclave saw a 17 percent increase in sales; while a double-digit increase in Lucerne sales pushed cars up 25 percent.

“We’re hearing very positive feedback from dealers and customers, so we’re keeping the rally going by extending the Total Confidence plan for Chevrolet, Buick, Pontiac, GMC and Saturn customers in May,” LaNeve said. “More than 750,000 people visited our Total Confidence website in April, and about 70 percent of those folks came to us from third-party sites.”

“We’d also like to see continued actions by the government to stimulate sales, such as the proposed scrappage program. The President’s comments yesterday encouraging customers to buy American cars and trucks was also very positive. We have said many times that Americans should consider our products because they are the best. The economic advantages are a plus to that,” LaNeve added. “The President restated our shared belief that GM will be a part of a strong and viable auto industry for many years to come, and customers should feel very comfortable buying our vehicles.”

 

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A total of 1,534 GM hybrid vehicles were delivered in the month, illustrating the wide range of hybrid product offerings available. GM offers the Chevrolet Malibu, Tahoe and Silverado, GMC Yukon and Sierra, Cadillac Escalade, Saturn Aura and Vue hybrids. So far, in 2009, GM has delivered 5,156 hybrid vehicles.

GM inventories dropped compared with a year ago. At the end of April, about 742,000 vehicles were in stock, down about 82,000 vehicles (or 10 percent) compared with last year. There were about 313,000 cars and 429,000 trucks (including crossovers) in inventory at the end of April. Inventories were reduced about 25,000 vehicles compared with March. Importantly, last week, GM announced that it would lower production by approximately 190,000 vehicles through the early part of the third quarter as it continues to reduce inventories to an expected level of about 525,000 vehicles by the end of July. The schedule for launch vehicles including the all-new Chevrolet Camaro, Buick LaCrosse, Cadillac SRX and GMC Terrain is being maintained so that customers will continue to see a full selection of new and launch vehicles in dealer showrooms.

Certified Used Vehicles

GM Certified Used Vehicles, Saturn Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles, Cadillac Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles, Saab Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles, and HUMMER Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles, combined sold 34,079 vehicles.

GM Certified Used Vehicles, the industry’s top-selling certified brand, posted April sales of 28,722 vehicles, down 26 percent from April 2008. Saturn Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles sold 1,066 vehicles, down 8 percent. Saab Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles sold 493 vehicles, down 34 percent. However, two brands posted gains: Cadillac Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles sold 3,566 vehicles, up 0.03 percent and HUMMER Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles sold 232 vehicles, up 39 percent.

 

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“GM’s manufacturer-certified programs continue to offer a strong value for consumers and we are seeing some optimism in the market,” said LaNeve. “In particular, our Cadillac CPO brand has been resonating with consumers and remains on a positive track. Not only do Certified Used Vehicles offer the largest selection in the industry, they also come with strong factory backed warranties, such as the 12-month/12,000 mile bumper-to-bumper warranty. Certified Used Vehicles offer the peace of mind in purchasing a durable and reliable vehicle.”

GM North America reports April 2009 production; Q2 2009 production forecast set at 390,000 vehicles

In April, GM North America produced 171,000 vehicles (59,000 cars and 112,000 trucks). This is down 71,000 vehicles or 29 percent compared with April 2008 when the region produced 242,000 vehicles (128,000 cars and 114,000 trucks). (Production totals include joint venture production of 7,000 vehicles in April 2009 and 22,000 vehicles in April 2008.)

The region’s 2009 second-quarter production forecast is set at 390,000 vehicles (172,000 cars and 218,000 trucks), which is down about 53 percent compared with a year ago. GM North America built 834,000 vehicles (382,000 cars and 452,000 trucks) in the second-quarter of 2008.

General Motors Corp. (NYSE: GM), one of the world’s largest automakers, was founded in 1908, and today manufactures cars and trucks in 34 countries. With its global headquarters in Detroit, GM employs 243,000 people in every major region of the world, and sells and services vehicles in some 140 countries. In 2008, GM sold 8.35 million cars and trucks globally under the following brands: Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, GM Daewoo, Holden, Hummer, Opel, Pontiac, Saab, Saturn, Vauxhall and Wuling. GM’s largest national market is the United States, followed by China, Brazil, the United Kingdom, Canada, Russia and Germany. GM’s OnStar subsidiary is the industry leader in vehicle safety, security and information services. More information on GM can be found at www.gm.com.

 

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Note: GM sales and production results are available on GM Media OnLine at http://media.gm.com/us/gm/en by clicking on News, then Sales/Production. In this press release and related comments by General Motors management, we use words like “expect,” “anticipate,” “estimate,” “forecast,” “objective,” “plan,” “goal” and similar expressions to identify forward-looking statements, representing our current judgment about possible future events. We believe these judgments are reasonable, but actual results may differ materially due to a variety of important factors. Among other items, such factors might include: our ability to comply with the requirements of our credit agreement with the U.S. Department of Treasury; the availability of funding for future loans under that credit agreement; our ability to execute the restructuring plans that we have disclosed, our ability to maintain adequate liquidity and financing sources and an appropriate level of debt; and changes in general economic conditions, market acceptance of our products; shortages of and price increases for fuel; significant changes in the competitive environment and the effect of competition on our markets, including on our pricing policies. GM’s most recent annual report on Form 10-K and quarterly report on Form 10-Q provide information about these factors, which may be revised or supplemented in future reports to the SEC on Form 10-Q or 8-K.

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Contact:

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GM Corporate News

313-667-3714 (office)

313-418-2139 (mobile)

john.m.mcdonald@gm.com

General Motors dealers in the United States reported the following deliveries:

 

*S/D Curr: 26

*S/D Prev: 26

    April    (Calendar Year-to-Date)
January - April
   2009    2008    % Chg
Volume		    %Chg per
S/D		    2009    2008    %Chg
Volume

Vehicle Total

    173,007    260,922    -33.7    -33.7    585,910    1,066,642    -45.1

Car Total

    71,775    120,824    -40.6    -40.6    238,408    450,168    -47.0

Light Truck Total

    100,375    136,814    -26.6    -26.6    343,444    607,846    -43.5

Light Vehicle Total

    172,150    257,638    -33.2    -33.2    581,852    1,058,014    -45.0

Truck Total

    101,232    140,098    -27.7    -27.7    347,502    616,474    -43.6
                                  

GM Vehicle Deliveries by Marketing Division

 

     2009    2008    %Chg
Volume		    %Chg per
S/D		    2009    2008    %Chg
Volume

Buick Total

    8,928    12,665    -29.5    -29.5    29,462    50,499    -41.7

Cadillac Total

    8,337    14,359    -41.9    -41.9    32,083    61,024    -47.4

Chevrolet Total

    115,265    157,187    -26.7    -26.7    362,710    637,465    -43.1

GMC Total

    20,467    31,854    -35.7    -35.7    74,877    135,783    -44.9

HUMMER Total

    913    2,380    -61.6    -61.6    4,019    12,243    -67.2

Pontiac Total

    10,838    24,009    -54.9    -54.9    51,725    96,386    -46.3

Saab Total

    892    1,580    -43.5    -43.5    3,824    8,048    -52.5

Saturn Total

    7,367    16,888    -56.4    -56.4    27,210    65,194    -58.3
                                  

GM Vehicle Total

    173,007    260,922    -33.7    -33.7    585,910    1,066,642    -45.1
                                  

GM Car Deliveries by Marketing Division

 

     2009    2008    %Chg
Volume		    %Chg per
S/D		    2009    2008    %Chg
Volume

Buick Total

    5,194    8,470    -38.7    -38.7    16,439    34,285    -52.1

Cadillac Total

    6,120    9,734    -37.1    -37.1    21,765    40,617    -46.4

Chevrolet Total

    47,003    71,511    -34.3    -34.3    140,055    252,952    -44.6

Pontiac Total

    9,825    22,408    -56.2    -56.2    46,952    88,253    -46.8

Saab Total

    690    1,358    -49.2    -49.2    2,648    6,468    -59.1

Saturn Total

    2,943    7,343    -59.9    -59.9    10,549    27,593    -61.8
                                  

GM Car Total

    71,775    120,824    -40.6    -40.6    238,408    450,168    -47.0
                                  

GM Light Truck Deliveries by Marketing Division

 

     2009    2008    %Chg
Volume		    %Chg per
S/D		    2009    2008    %Chg
Volume

Buick Total

    3,734    4,195    -11.0    -11.0    13,023    16,214    -19.7

Cadillac Total

    2,217    4,625    -52.1    -52.1    10,318    20,407    -49.4

Chevrolet Total

    67,884    84,590    -19.7    -19.7    220,682    380,610    -42.0

GMC Total

    19,988    29,656    -32.6    -32.6    72,792    131,058    -44.5

HUMMER Total

    913    2,380    -61.6    -61.6    4,019    12,243    -67.2

Pontiac Total

    1,013    1,601    -36.7    -36.7    4,773    8,133    -41.3

Saab Total

    202    222    -9.0    -9.0    1,176    1,580    -25.6

Saturn Total

    4,424    9,545    -53.7    -53.7    16,661    37,601    -55.7
                                  

GM Light Truck Total

    100,375    136,814    -26.6    -26.6    343,444    607,846    -43.5
                                  

 

* Twenty-six selling days (S/D) for the April period this year and twenty-six for last year.
** Effective August 2007, GM includes GMC & Chevrolet dealer deliveries of commercial vehicles distributed by American Isuzu Motors, Inc.

 

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GM Car Deliveries - (United States)

April 2009

 

     April     (Calendar Year-to-Date)
January - April		  
   2009    2008    % Chg
Volume		     %Chg per
S/D		     2009    2008    %Chg
Volume		  

Selling Days (S/D)

    26    26        26    26   
                                      

LaCrosse

    1,405    3,686    -61.9     -61.9     6,230    15,121    -58.8  

Lucerne

    3,789    4,784    -20.8     -20.8     10,209    19,164    -46.7  

Buick Total

    5,194    8,470    -38.7     -38.7     16,439    34,285    -52.1  
                                      

CTS

    3,876    5,406    -28.3     -28.3     14,452    22,103    -34.6  

DTS

    1,458    2,316    -37.0     -37.0     4,963    11,534    -57.0  

STS

    711    1,882    -62.2     -62.2     2,057    6,463    -68.2  

XLR

    75    130    -42.3     -42.3     293    517    -43.3  

Cadillac Total

    6,120    9,734    -37.1     -37.1     21,765    40,617    -46.4  
                                      

Aveo

    2,158    5,822    -62.9     -62.9     7,602    18,129    -58.1  

Camaro

    614    0    * **.*   * **.*   614    0    * **.*

Cobalt

    10,627    18,636    -43.0     -43.0     32,065    66,660    -51.9  

Corvette

    1,407    3,190    -55.9     -55.9     4,459    9,968    -55.3  

Impala

    17,532    26,728    -34.4     -34.4     45,047    98,478    -54.3  

Malibu

    14,665    17,050    -14.0     -14.0     50,265    59,133    -15.0  

Monte Carlo

    0    85    * **.*   * **.*   3    581    -99.5  

SSR

    0    0    * **.*   * **.*   0    3    * **.*

Chevrolet Total

    47,003    71,511    -34.3     -34.3     140,055    252,952    -44.6  
                                      

G3 Wave

    197    0    * **.*   * **.*   418    0    * **.*

G5

    441    2,030    -78.3     -78.3     2,454    7,409    -66.9  

G6

    4,750    11,192    -57.6     -57.6     25,261    57,143    -55.8  

G8

    2,013    2,126    -5.3     -5.3     8,988    2,903    209.6  

GTO

    0    5    * **.*   * **.*   0    19    * **.*

Grand Prix

    16    1,487    -98.9     -98.9     181    4,837    -96.3  

Solstice

    337    1,153    -70.8     -70.8     1,206    3,944    -69.4  

Vibe

    2,071    4,415    -53.1     -53.1     8,444    11,998    -29.6  

Pontiac Total

    9,825    22,408    -56.2     -56.2     46,952    88,253    -46.8  
                                      

9-2X

    0    0    * **.*   * **.*   0    1    * **.*

9-3

    584    1,098    -46.8     -46.8     2,210    5,469    -59.6  

9-5

    106    260    -59.2     -59.2     438    998    -56.1  

Saab Total

    690    1,358    -49.2     -49.2     2,648    6,468    -59.1  
                                      

Astra

    822    909    -9.6     -9.6     2,968    2,386    24.4  

Aura

    1,862    5,579    -66.6     -66.6     6,709    21,961    -69.5  

ION

    0    12    * **.*   * **.*   1    263    -99.6  

Sky

    259    843    -69.3     -69.3     871    2,983    -70.8  

Saturn Total

    2,943    7,343    -59.9     -59.9     10,549    27,593    -61.8  
                                      

GM Car Total

    71,775    120,824    -40.6     -40.6     238,408    450,168    -47.0  
                                      

 

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GM Truck Deliveries - (United States)

April 2009

 

     April     (Calendar Year-to-Date)
January - April		  
   2009    2008    % Chg
Volume		     %Chg per
S/D		     2009    2008    %Chg
Volume		  

Selling Days (S/D)

    26    26        26    26   
                                      

Enclave

    3,731    4,120    -9.4     -9.4     13,002    15,832    -17.9  

Rainier

    0    14    * **.*   * **.*   3    88    -96.6  

Rendezvous

    0    0    * **.*   * **.*   1    9    -88.9  

Terraza

    3    61    -95.1     -95.1     17    285    -94.0  

Buick Total

    3,734    4,195    -11.0     -11.0     13,023    16,214    -19.7  
                                      

Escalade

    968    1,935    -50.0     -50.0     4,675    8,602    -45.7  

Escalade ESV

    479    873    -45.1     -45.1     2,077    4,021    -48.3  

Escalade EXT

    202    372    -45.7     -45.7     929    1,666    -44.2  

SRX

    568    1,445    -60.7     -60.7     2,637    6,118    -56.9  

Cadillac Total

    2,217    4,625    -52.1     -52.1     10,318    20,407    -49.4  
                                      

Chevy C/T Series

    3    25    -88.0     -88.0     12    69    -82.6  

Chevy W Series

    63    243    -74.1     -74.1     280    678    -58.7  

Colorado

    2,676    5,185    -48.4     -48.4     10,389    20,935    -50.4  

Equinox

    4,128    5,851    -29.4     -29.4     17,354    28,840    -39.8  

Express Cutaway/G Cut

    995    985    1.0     1.0     3,400    4,731    -28.1  

Express Panel/G Van

    2,121    3,479    -39.0     -39.0     8,198    19,421    -57.8  

Express/G Sportvan

    1,424    328    334.1     334.1     3,260    4,145    -21.4  

HHR

    6,629    6,168    7.5     7.5     14,860    28,783    -48.4  

Kodiak 4/5 Series

    252    670    -62.4     -62.4     1,302    2,651    -50.9  

Kodiak 6/7/8 Series

    60    148    -59.5     -59.5     379    505    -25.0  

Suburban (Chevy)

    4,424    4,722    -6.3     -6.3     10,132    18,316    -44.7  

Tahoe

    8,162    8,139    0.3     0.3     21,795    33,848    -35.6  

TrailBlazer

    815    2,858    -71.5     -71.5     5,399    26,708    -79.8  

Traverse

    8,204    0    * **.*   * **.*   26,345    0    * **.*

Uplander

    287    6,439    -95.5     -95.5     1,050    21,799    -95.2  
                                      

Avalanche

    1,582    3,205    -50.6     -50.6     4,780    13,074    -63.4  

Silverado-C/K Pickup

    26,437    37,231    -29.0     -29.0     93,720    160,010    -41.4  

Chevrolet Fullsize Pickups

    28,019    40,436    -30.7     -30.7     98,500    173,084    -43.1  
                                      

Chevrolet Total

    68,262    85,676    -20.3     -20.3     222,655    384,513    -42.1  
                                      

Acadia

    4,764    6,831    -30.3     -30.3     17,752    27,506    -35.5  

Canyon

    964    1,233    -21.8     -21.8     3,289    5,340    -38.4  

Envoy

    414    1,172    -64.7     -64.7     2,466    9,648    -74.4  

GMC C/T Series

    44    55    -20.0     -20.0     154    164    -6.1  

GMC W Series

    114    244    -53.3     -53.3     513    976    -47.4  

Savana Panel/G Classic

    511    817    -37.5     -37.5     1,763    3,425    -48.5  

Savana Special/G Cut

    1,368    1,494    -8.4     -8.4     3,106    5,183    -40.1  

Savana/Rally

    71    75    -5.3     -5.3     305    496    -38.5  

Sierra

    8,273    13,196    -37.3     -37.3     30,781    57,403    -46.4  

Terrain

    0    0    * **.*   * **.*   2    0    * **.*

Topkick 4/5 Series

    169    1,366    -87.6     -87.6     780    2,251    -65.3  

Topkick 6/7/8 Series

    152    533    -71.5     -71.5     638    1,334    -52.2  

Yukon

    2,464    2,952    -16.5     -16.5     8,542    13,249    -35.5  

Yukon XL

    1,159    1,886    -38.5     -38.5     4,786    8,808    -45.7  

GMC Total

    20,467    31,854    -35.7     -35.7     74,877    135,783    -44.9  
                                      

 

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GM Truck Deliveries - (United States)

April 2009

 

     April     (Calendar Year-to-Date)
January - April		  
   2009    2008    % Chg
Volume		     %Chg per
S/D		     2009    2008    %Chg
Volume		  

Selling Days (S/D)

    26    26        26    26   
                                      

HUMMER H1

    0    1    * **.*   * **.*   0    11    * **.*
                                      

HUMMER H2

    152    573    -73.5     -73.5     662    2,961    -77.6  

HUMMER H3

    544    1,806    -69.9     -69.9     2,494    9,271    -73.1  

HUMMER H3T

    217    0    * **.*   * **.*   863    0    * **.*

HUMMER Total

    913    2,380    -61.6     -61.6     4,019    12,243    -67.2  
                                      

Montana SV6

    0    5    * **.*   * **.*   0    27    * **.*

Torrent

    1,013    1,596    -36.5     -36.5     4,773    8,106    -41.1  

Pontiac Total

    1,013    1,601    -36.7     -36.7     4,773    8,133    -41.3  
                                      

9-7X

    202    222    -9.0     -9.0     1,176    1,580    -25.6  

Saab Total

    202    222    -9.0     -9.0     1,176    1,580    -25.6  
                                      

Outlook

    1,446    2,379    -39.2     -39.2     4,394    8,929    -50.8  

Relay

    0    18    * **.*   * **.*   1    118    -99.2  

VUE

    2,978    7,148    -58.3     -58.3     12,266    28,554    -57.0  

Saturn Total

    4,424    9,545    -53.7     -53.7     16,661    37,601    -55.7  
                                      

GM Truck Total

    101,232    140,098    -27.7     -27.7     347,502    616,474    -43.6  
                                      

 

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Units 000s

    GMNA     GME 2    GMLAAM 3    GMAP 4    Total
Worldwide		     Memo: Joint Venture
                GMNA 1    International 5
   Car 1     Truck 1     Total                Car    Truck     

2009 Q2 # *

    172     218     390     332    214    522    1,458     12    16    408

O/(U) prior forecast

    (23 )   (137 )   (160 )   10    27    68    (55 )   0    0    99

Units 000s

    GMNA     GME    GMLAAM    GMAP    Total
Worldwide		     GMNA 1    International 5
   Car     Truck     Total                Car    Truck     

2002

                          

1st Qtr.

    600     753     1,353     456    131    65    2,005     11    11    NA

2nd Qtr.

    688     865     1,553     453    141    74    2,221     15    17    NA

3rd Qtr.

    568     740     1,308     408    132    87    1,935     19    20    NA

4th Qtr.

    602     824     1,426     453    157    81    2,117     14    25    NA
                                                   

CY

    2,458     3,182     5,640     1,770    561    307    8,278     59    73    NA

2003

                          

1st Qtr.

    591     860     1,451     491    127    77    2,146     19    24    NA

2nd Qtr.

    543     837     1,380     488    128    90    2,086     19    24    NA

3rd Qtr.

    492     753     1,245     393    135    120    1,893     20    17    NA

4th Qtr.

    558     827     1,385     446    157    133    2,121     16    20    NA
                                                   

CY

    2,184     3,277     5,461     1,818    547    420    8,246     74    85    NA

2004

                          

1st Qtr.

    525     820     1,345     473    159    296    2,273     19    19    247

2nd Qtr.

    543     846     1,389     503    172    337    2,401     18    48    284

3rd Qtr.

    463     746     1,209     411    185    314    2,119     16    43    261

4th Qtr.

    466     811     1,277     442    200    386    2,305     17    47    324
                                                     

CY

    1,997     3,223     5,220     1,829    716    1,333    9,098     70    158    1,116

2005

                          

1st Qtr.

    470     712     1,182     502    185    335    2,204     16    51    286

2nd Qtr.

    458     789     1,247     501    195    398    2,341     17    49    337

3rd Qtr.

    423     723     1,146     412    207    409    2,174     15    50    199

4th Qtr.

    483     798     1,281     443    188    420    2,332     14    68    197
                                                     

CY

    1,834     3,022     4,856     1,858    775    1,562    9,051     62    218    1,019

2006

                          

1st Qtr.

    496     759     1,255     494    194    472    2,415     18    50    246

2nd Qtr.

    462     775     1,237     495    206    482    2,420     17    58    258

3rd Qtr.

    417     633     1,050     374    215    433    2,072     12    48    202

4th Qtr.

    446     661     1,107     443    215    509    2,274     11    43    260
                                                     

CY

    1,821     2,828     4,649     1,806    830    1,896    9,181     58    199    966

2007

                          

1st Qtr.

    399     664     1,063     511    222    544    2,340     15    35    287

2nd Qtr.

    402     740     1,142     464    233    571    2,410     12    42    264

3rd Qtr.

    367     653     1,020     396    251    489    2,156     11    39    252

4th Qtr.

    358     684     1,042     457    253    627    2,380     11    45    323
                                                     

CY

    1,526     2,741     4,267     1,828    960    2,231    9,286     49    161    1,126

2008

                          

1st Qtr.

    360     525     885     493    243    612    2,233     12    42    336

2nd Qtr.

    382     452     834     495    276    619    2,224     20    36    320

3rd Qtr.

    436     479     915     348    276    500    2,039     21    29    265

4th Qtr.

    365     450     815     214    166    453    1,648     17    12    261
                                                     

CY

    1,543     1,906     3,449     1,550    961    2,184    8,144     70    119    1,182

2009

                          

1st Qtr.

    116     255     371     267    185    507    1,330     11    8    363

2nd Qtr. #

    172     218     390     332    214    522    1,458     12    16    408

 

* Variance reported only if current production estimate by region differs from prior production estimate by 5K units or more
# Denotes estimate

All Numbers may vary due to rounding

 

1

GMNA includes joint venture production - NUMMI units included in GMNA Car; HUMMER and CAMI units included in GMNA Truck

2

GME includes GM-AvtoVAZ joint venture production beginning in Q1 2004

3

GMLAAM includes GM Egypt joint venture from 2001 through current calendar year

4

GMAP includes joint venture production: Shanghai GM Norsom Motors (formerly Jinbei GM) and Shanghai GM beginning in 2000 and SAIC-GM-Wuling and GM Daewoo Auto Technologies (GMDAT) beginning in Q1 2004.

5

International joint venture production includes GM-AvtoVAZ, GM Egypt, Shanghai GM Norsom Motors, Shanghai GM, SAIC-GM-Wuling, and GMDAT. Starting in Q3 2005 International joint venture production does not include GMDAT.

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