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GM expanding use of regional hubs to pool inventory for dealers

Rows of General Motors vehicles are shown parked at a fulfillment center lot in California.
A GM fulfillment center in California is one of two such hubs in the state. Opportunities for dealers to order vehicles from the regional sites will increase as inventory recovers. (AMPORTS INC. FOR GENERAL MOTORS)
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By:
Lindsay VanHulle
March 25, 2025 11:00 AM

General Motors this year plans to experiment with ways to expand its regional fulfillment model to more vehicles and more dealerships in more states.

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