(MENAFN) The top three US automakers reported sales surge in April, in a sign that the auto market remains steady after the sharp economic downturn, Arab News reported.
GM sales rose 5.9 percent to 269,056 vehicles; Ford sales rose 5.4 percent to 222,498 vehicles, and sales by FCA US, the US unit of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, gained 5.8 percent at 189,027 units.
"Consumer and commercial customer demand for pickups and utility vehicles has been building since last fall," GM's vice president for US sales said. GM truck sales went up 13 percent last month.
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