(Bloomberg) -- General Motors Corp. outsold Toyota
Motor Corp. in the second quarter, buoyed by sales in China and
Latin America, as it battles to maintain its 76-year reign as
the world's largest carmaker.
GM sold 2.405 million vehicles globally, compared with
Toyota's sales of 2.367 million, in the three months ended June
30, the carmakers said in separate statements. That cut Toyota's
lead in the first half to 42,000 vehicles from 88,000 in the
first quarter.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
Motor Corp. in the second quarter, buoyed by sales in China and
Latin America, as it battles to maintain its 76-year reign as
the world's largest carmaker.
GM sold 2.405 million vehicles globally, compared with
Toyota's sales of 2.367 million, in the three months ended June
30, the carmakers said in separate statements. That cut Toyota's
lead in the first half to 42,000 vehicles from 88,000 in the
first quarter.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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