Why cars are on track to have their first U.S. sales gain since 2013

Through September, sales of the Toyota Corolla, above, were up 31 percent while sales of the Camry, below, were up 25 percent.

Larry P. Vellequette

October 09, 2021 04:00 AM

Toyota and Lexus dealers have found a way to resurrect sedan sales after their long decline, at least for now.

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