Q3 sales edge up at Ford, slip at GM, Nissan; Stellantis woes continue; Sept. volume off at Toyota, Honda

GMC dealer art — General Motors said it has about 627,000 vehicles in U.S. inventory heading into the fourth quarter and is on pace to end the year with a 50- to 60-day supply. (DAVID PHILLIPS/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)

October 01, 2024 09:08 AM

The U.S. light-vehicle market is idling as the fourth quarter gets underway, with lackluster sales at the three biggest automakers and mixed results at others.

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