Sales slip on lower Detroit 3 volume; SAAR rebounds from August

Nissan said overall sales of Nissan brand crossovers, trucks and SUVs set a September record, with a gain of 20 percent. (DAVID PHILLIPS)

October 03, 2016 05:00 AM

Ford, General Motors, Fiat Chrysler and Honda posted U.S. sales declines in September while Toyota and Nissan advanced as industry volume slipped for the second straight month, even as discounts rose.

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