UAW strike hasn't crimped Detroit 3 inventory levels

GM sales — GM this week said it had 442,586 vehicles in stock or in transit Sept. 30. That was up 3.4 percent from midyear and up 23 percent from a year earlier. (DAVID PHILLIPS)

October 05, 2023 06:58 PM

The 3-week-old UAW strike against the Detroit 3 so far has not significantly dented the automakers' U.S. inventory levels, though General Motors dealerships are the most at risk of running low, according to a new analysis.

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