EX-99.1 2 dex991.htm SALES RELEASE AND CHARTS DATED JUNE 2, 2009 Sales Release and Charts dated June 2, 2009

Exhibit 99.1

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For Release: 1:45 p.m. ET

June 2, 2009

GM Gains Share For The Second Consecutive Month With

191,875 Deliveries in May; Highest Monthly Sales

Performance So Far in 2009

 

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May results clearly reflect consumer confidence in GM’s long-term viability

 

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May was the third consecutive month of monthly sales increases led by core brands: Chevrolet, GMC, Buick and Cadillac which were up 18 percent collectively compared with April

 

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5,500 total Camaro sales smashes sales forecast as dealers sell cars as soon as they arrive

 

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Award-winning crossovers Buick Enclave, GMC Acadia, Saturn Outlook and Chevrolet Traverse sales push mid-utility crossover retail sales up 15 percent compared with April

DETROIT – General Motors dealers in the United States delivered 191,875 vehicles in May, down 29.6 percent compared with a year ago. However, when comparing GM’s May sales with April, total volume was up 11 percent, or about 19,000 cars, crossovers and trucks resulting in the best monthly sales performance so far in 2009.

“We were able to record our best monthly sales result of the year in May as we are seeing more positive signs in housing and consumer confidence in the market,” said Mark LaNeve, vice president, GM North America Vehicle Sales, Service and Marketing. “Those signs, along with more clarity on the New GM, are providing some additional consumer confidence. With GM’s reinvention, the company has cleared a path for future success supported by world-class products such as the new Chevy Camaro, Equinox, Traverse and Malibu. We have compelling new offers in the marketplace, including reduced-rate financing available through GMAC, that encourage our customers to visit a showroom and buy today.”

GM total truck sales (including crossovers) of 110,866 were down 22 percent, and car sales of 81,009 were off 38 percent compared with a year ago.

 

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When compared with April’s performance, there were several product highlights in GM’s core brands to note:

 

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Chevrolet car retail sales were up 28 percent driven by Camaro, Malibu, Cobalt, Corvette and Aveo. Silverado, Colorado, HHR, Equinox, Tahoe and Traverse also saw retail sales increases with Chevrolet retail truck sales up 30 percent. Total Chevrolet vehicle retail sales increased 22 percent

 

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Buick Enclave retail sales increased 17 percent. LaCrosse retail sales climbed 24 percent as Buick retail sales increased 4 percent

 

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Cadillac Escalade retail sales increased nearly 14 percent, and DTS sales climbed 3 percent

 

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GMC retail sales were up 17 percent. Retail sales increases of 30 percent for Sierra, 17 percent for Canyon, 13 percent for Yukon and 8 percent for Acadia were reported

“What was lost in all the financial turmoil is that our outstanding products continue to compete strongly in the market and Camaro is a red-hot example,” LaNeve said. “We sold 5,500 Camaros in May without any incentives, and are continuing to deliver them to customers as fast as we possibly can. We are dominating the full-size pickup segment with Silverado and Sierra, as well as offering the best selection of crossovers with Traverse, Acadia, Outlook and Enclave. Importantly, Traverse was just recognized by a leading consumer publication as getting a “Very Good” rating in its most recent ranking of crossovers with third-row seating. Less than a year after initial launch, Traverse is now neck-and-neck in sales with our foreign competition.

“The President’s comments yesterday were very positive and we are deeply appreciative of the support of our company,” LaNeve added. “The President again 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 outstanding cars, crossovers and trucks.”

A total of 1,739 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 6,895 hybrid vehicles.

GM inventories dropped compared with a year ago, and were at their second-lowest monthly level on record. At the end of May, about 674,000 vehicles were in stock, down about 98,000 vehicles (or 13 percent) compared with last year. There were about 284,000 cars and 390,000 trucks (including crossovers) in inventory at the end of May. Inventories were reduced about 67,000 vehicles compared with April and are down approximately 16 percent compared with January.

 

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GM Certified Sales

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 33,633 vehicles.

GM Certified Used Vehicles, the industry’s top-selling certified brand, posted May sales of 28,802 vehicles, down 28 percent from May 2008. Saturn Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles sold 1,103 vehicles, down 23 percent. Saab Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles sold 488 vehicles, down 42 percent. Cadillac Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles sold 3,018 vehicles, down 18 percent. One brand showed an uptick: HUMMER Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles sold 222 vehicles, up 16 percent.

“We are more optimistic about the market as GM enters this new chapter,” said LaNeve. “Our Certified Used and Pre-Owned vehicle programs fall in line with the new GM as we offer the best peace of mind experience for customers when purchasing a used vehicle. We will honor our warranty commitment given at the time of purchase to owners of current and future General Motors Certified Used and Pre-Owned Vehicles, such as the 12-month/12,000 bumper-to-bumper warranty for Certified Used and Pre-Owned vehicles, and focus on the customers’ needs from their sales to service experience. Going forward, we and our dealers will offer the consumer nothing less than the best cars and trucks – both new and Certified Used and Pre-Owned vehicles.”

GM North America reports May 2009 production; Q2 2009 production forecast remains at 390,000 vehicles

In May, GM North America produced 134,000 vehicles (58,000 cars and 76,000 trucks). This is down 114,000 vehicles or 46 percent compared with May 2008 when the region produced 248,000 vehicles (118,000 cars and 130,000 trucks). (Production totals include joint venture production of 8,000 vehicles in May 2009 and 17,000 vehicles in May 2008.)

The region’s 2009 second-quarter production forecast remains 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.

 

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About GM: 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 235,000 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.

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 have the 363 sale approved by the Bankruptcy Court and to complete it on an expedited timeline; our ability to sustain vehicle sales in the U.S. and globally while we carry out our restructuring plans; the ability of our foreign subsidiaries to restructure, enter into the new investment arrangements they have announced, and receive other financial support from their local governments; our ability to build consumers’ confidence in our viability following Chapter 11 proceedings and to continue to attract customers, particularly for our new products; our ability to continue to sell, spin-off or phase out some of our brands, to manage the distribution channels for our products, and to complete other planned asset sales; and the overall strength and stability of general economic conditions and of the automotive industry, both in the U.S. and globally. 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:

John McDonald

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: 27

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

Vehicle Total

    191,875    272,363    -29.6    -26.8    777,785    1,339,005    -41.9

Car Total

    81,009    130,115    -37.7    -35.3    319,417    580,283    -45.0

Light Truck Total

    109,872    138,777    -20.8    -17.8    453,316    746,623    -39.3

Light Vehicle Total

    190,881    268,892    -29.0    -26.3    772,733    1,326,906    -41.8

Truck Total

    110,866    142,248    -22.1    -19.1    458,368    758,722    -39.6
                                  

GM Vehicle Deliveries by Marketing Division

 

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

Buick Total

    9,160    11,033    -17.0    -13.8    38,622    61,532    -37.2

Cadillac Total

    8,027    13,348    -39.9    -37.6    40,110    74,372    -46.1

Chevrolet Total

    127,510    167,202    -23.7    -20.8    490,220    804,667    -39.1

GMC Total

    23,926    30,724    -22.1    -19.1    98,803    166,507    -40.7

HUMMER Total

    1,094    1,843    -40.6    -38.4    5,113    14,086    -63.7

Pontiac Total

    13,329    27,966    -52.3    -50.5    65,054    124,352    -47.7

Saab Total

    783    2,148    -63.5    -62.1    4,607    10,196    -54.8

Saturn Total

    8,046    18,099    -55.5    -53.8    35,256    83,293    -57.7
                                  

GM Vehicle Total

    191,875    272,363    -29.6    -26.8    777,785    1,339,005    -41.9
                                  

GM Car Deliveries by Marketing Division

 

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

Buick Total

    5,055    8,006    -36.9    -34.4    21,494    42,291    -49.2

Cadillac Total

    5,140    9,452    -45.6    -43.5    26,905    50,069    -46.3

Chevrolet Total

    54,744    77,096    -29.0    -26.3    194,799    330,048    -41.0

Pontiac Total

    12,232    26,340    -53.6    -51.8    59,184    114,593    -48.4

Saab Total

    601    1,974    -69.6    -68.4    3,249    8,442    -61.5

Saturn Total

    3,237    7,247    -55.3    -53.6    13,786    34,840    -60.4
                                  

GM Car Total

    81,009    130,115    -37.7    -35.3    319,417      580,283    -45.0
                                  

GM Light Truck Deliveries by Marketing Division

 

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

Buick Total

    4,105    3,027    35.6    40.8    17,128    19,241    -11.0

Cadillac Total

    2,887    3,896    -25.9    -23.0    13,205    24,303    -45.7

Chevrolet Total

    72,326    89,102    -18.8    -15.7    293,008    469,712    -37.6

GMC Total

    23,372    28,257    -17.3    -14.1    96,164    159,315    -39.6

HUMMER Total

    1,094    1,843    -40.6    -38.4    5,113    14,086    -63.7

Pontiac Total

    1,097    1,626    -32.5    -29.9    5,870    9,759    -39.9

Saab Total

    182    174    4.6    8.6    1,358    1,754    -22.6

Saturn Total

    4,809    10,852    -55.7    -54.0    21,470    48,453    -55.7
                                  

GM Light Truck Total

    109,872    138,777    -20.8    -17.8    453,316      746,623    -39.3
                                  

 

* Twenty-six selling days (S/D) for the May period this year and twenty-seven 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)

May 2009

 

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

Selling Days (S/D)

    26    27          26    27   
                                  

LaCrosse

    1,748    3,398    -48.6    -46.6    7,978    18,519    -56.9

Lucerne

    3,307    4,608    -28.2    -25.5    13,516    23,772    -43.1

Buick Total

    5,055    8,006    -36.9    -34.4    21,494    42,291    -49.2
                                  

CTS

    2,914    5,261    -44.6    -42.5    17,366    27,364    -36.5

DTS

    1,520    2,439    -37.7    -35.3    6,483    13,973    -53.6

STS

    637    1,658    -61.6    -60.1    2,694    8,121    -66.8

XLR

    69    94    -26.6    -23.8    362    611    -40.8

Cadillac Total

    5,140    9,452    -45.6    -43.5    26,905    50,069    -46.3
                                  

Aveo

    2,067    7,842    -73.6    -72.6    9,669    25,971    -62.8

Camaro

    5,463    0    ***.*    ***.*    6,077    0    ***.*

Cobalt

    12,764    26,702    -52.2    -50.4    44,829    93,362    -52.0

Corvette

    1,643    2,904    -43.4    -41.2    6,102    12,872    -52.6

Impala

    18,709    23,803    -21.4    -18.4    63,756    122,281    -47.9

Malibu

    14,098    15,792    -10.7    -7.3    64,363    74,925    -14.1

Monte Carlo

    0    53    ***.*    ***.*    3    634    -99.5

SSR

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

Chevrolet Total

    54,744    77,096    -29.0    -26.3    194,799    330,048    -41.0
                                  

G3 Wave

    282    0    ***.*    ***.*    700    0    ***.*

G5

    731    2,516    -70.9    -69.8    3,185    9,925    -67.9

G6

    4,630    13,919    -66.7    -65.5    29,891    71,062    -57.9

G8

    3,081    1,831    68.3    74.7    12,069    4,734    154.9

GTO

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

Grand Prix

    18    1,298    -98.6    -98.6    199    6,135    -96.8

Solstice

    539    1,249    -56.8    -55.2    1,745    5,193    -66.4

Vibe

    2,951    5,527    -46.6    -44.6    11,395    17,525    -35.0

Pontiac Total

    12,232    26,340    -53.6    -51.8    59,184    114,593    -48.4
                                  

9-2X

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

9-3

    467    1,720    -72.8    -71.8    2,677    7,189    -62.8

9-5

    134    254    -47.2    -45.2    572    1,252    -54.3

Saab Total

    601    1,974    -69.6    -68.4    3,249    8,442    -61.5
                                  

Astra

    647    1,091    -40.7    -38.4    3,615    3,477    4.0

Aura

    2,235    5,080    -56.0    -54.3    8,944    27,041    -66.9

ION

    2    6    -66.7    -65.4    3    269    -98.9

Sky

    353    1,070    -67.0    -65.7    1,224    4,053    -69.8

Saturn Total

    3,237    7,247    -55.3    -53.6    13,786    34,840    -60.4
                                  

GM Car Total

    81,009    130,115    -37.7    -35.3    319,417    580,283    -45.0
                                  

 

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GM Truck Deliveries - (United States)

May 2009

 

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

Selling Days (S/D)

    26    27          26    27   
                                  

Enclave

    4,103    2,939    39.6    45.0    17,105    18,771    -8.9

Rainier

    0    8    ***.*    ***.*    3    96    -96.9

Rendezvous

    0    3    ***.*    ***.*    1    12    -91.7

Terraza

    2    77    -97.4    -97.3    19    362    -94.8

Buick Total

    4,105    3,027    35.6    40.8    17,128    19,241    -11.0
                                  

Escalade

    1,831    1,510    21.3    25.9    6,506    10,112    -35.7

Escalade ESV

    372    735    -49.4    -47.4    2,449    4,756    -48.5

Escalade EXT

    143    336    -57.4    -55.8    1,072    2,002    -46.5

SRX

    541    1,315    -58.9    -57.3    3,178    7,433    -57.2

Cadillac Total

    2,887    3,896    -25.9    -23.0    13,205    24,303    -45.7
                                  

Chevy C/T Series

    1    36    -97.2    -97.1    13    105    -87.6

Chevy W Series

    45    165    -72.7    -71.7    325    843    -61.4

Colorado

    3,610    5,574    -35.2    -32.7    13,999    26,509    -47.2

Equinox

    3,689    5,850    -36.9    -34.5    21,043    34,690    -39.3

Express Cutaway/G Cut

    986    891    10.7    14.9    4,386    5,622    -22.0

Express Panel/G Van

    2,808    3,595    -21.9    -18.9    11,006    23,016    -52.2

Express/G Sportvan

    2,194    879    149.6    159.2    5,454    5,024    8.6

HHR

    9,671    10,909    -11.3    -7.9    24,531    39,692    -38.2

Kodiak 4/5 Series

    321    641    -49.9    -48.0    1,623    3,292    -50.7

Kodiak 6/7/8 Series

    73    162    -54.9    -53.2    452    667    -32.2

Suburban (Chevy)

    2,631    4,056    -35.1    -32.6    12,763    22,372    -43.0

Tahoe

    6,306    7,919    -20.4    -17.3    28,101    41,767    -32.7

TrailBlazer

    739    3,409    -78.3    -77.5    6,138    30,117    -79.6

Traverse

    7,045    0    ***.*    ***.*    33,390    0    ***.*

Uplander

    163    6,422    -97.5    -97.4    1,213    28,221    -95.7
                                  

Avalanche

    1,021    2,578    -60.4    -58.9    5,801    15,652    -62.9

Silverado-C/K Pickup

    31,463    37,020    -15.0    -11.7    125,183    197,030    -36.5

Chevrolet Fullsize Pickups

    32,484    39,598    -18.0    -14.8    130,984    212,682    -38.4
                                  

Chevrolet Total

    72,766    90,106    -19.2    -16.1    295,421    474,619    -37.8
                                  

Acadia

    4,974    6,566    -24.2    -21.3    22,726    34,072    -33.3

Canyon

    1,140    1,583    -28.0    -25.2    4,429    6,923    -36.0

Envoy

    465    1,299    -64.2    -62.8    2,931    10,947    -73.2

GMC C/T Series

    16    56    -71.4    -70.3    170    220    -22.7

GMC W Series

    150    254    -40.9    -38.7    663    1,230    -46.1

Savana Panel/G Classic

    580    659    -12.0    -8.6    2,343    4,084    -42.6

Savana Special/G Cut

    956    216    342.6    359.6    4,062    5,399    -24.8

Savana/Rally

    83    86    -3.5    0.2    388    582    -33.3

Sierra

    10,272    13,362    -23.1    -20.2    41,053    70,765    -42.0

Terrain

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

Topkick 4/5 Series

    234    1,672    -86.0    -85.5    1,014    3,923    -74.2

Topkick 6/7/8 Series

    154    485    -68.2    -67.0    792    1,819    -56.5

Yukon

    3,979    2,792    42.5    48.0    12,521    16,041    -21.9

Yukon XL

    923    1,694    -45.5    -43.4    5,709    10,502    -45.6

GMC Total

    23,926    30,724    -22.1    -19.1    98,803    166,507    -40.7
                                  

 

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GM Truck Deliveries - (United States)

May 2009

 

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

Selling Days (S/D)

    26    27          26    27   
                                  

HUMMER H1

    0    1    ***.*    ***.*    0    12    ***.*

HUMMER H2

    165    375    -56.0    -54.3    827    3,336    -75.2

HUMMER H3

    702    1,467    -52.1    -50.3    3,196    10,738    -70.2

HUMMER H3T

    227    0    ***.*    ***.*    1,090    0    ***.*

HUMMER Total

    1,094    1,843    -40.6    -38.4    5,113    14,086    -63.7
                                  

Montana SV6

    0    5    ***.*    ***.*    0    32    ***.*

Torrent

    1,097    1,621    -32.3    -29.7    5,870    9,727    -39.7

Pontiac Total

    1,097    1,626    -32.5    -29.9    5,870    9,759    -39.9
                                  

9-7X

    182    174    4.6    8.6    1,358    1,754    -22.6

Saab Total

    182    174    4.6    8.6    1,358    1,754    -22.6
                                  

Outlook

    2,109    2,506    -15.8    -12.6    6,503    11,435    -43.1

Relay

    4    16    -75.0    -74.0    5    134    -96.3

VUE

    2,696    8,330    -67.6    -66.4    14,962    36,884    -59.4

Saturn Total

    4,809    10,852    -55.7    -54.0    21,470    48,453    -55.7
                                  

GM Truck Total

    110,866    142,248    -22.1    -19.1    458,368    758,722    -39.6
                                  

 

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GM Production Schedule - 06/02/09

 

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    570    1,506    12    16    444

O/(U) prior forecast

    0    0    0    0    0    48    48    0    0    36

Units 000s

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

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    570    1,506    12    16    444

 

* 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.

This report is governed by the Forward Looking Statements language found in the Terms and Conditions on the GM Institutional Investor website.