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GM's higher-price, lower-volume strategy pays off in quarterly report
Original: Clark Howard Warned GM Would Rather Sell Fewer Cars for More Money, and Then GM Reported Its Quarter
Consumer finance personality Clark Howard had predicted that General Motors would prioritize selling fewer vehicles at higher prices rather than chasing volume, and GM's latest quarterly earnings report is now being read against that forecast. The results have reignited debate over whether the automaker's pricing strategy works for consumers as well as for shareholders.
Why now: GM's quarterly earnings appear to confirm a widely followed consumer advocate's prediction about its pricing strategy, prompting discussion about car affordability.
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- Clark Howard Warned GM Would Rather Sell Fewer Cars for More Money, and Then GM Reported Its Quarter · 24/7 Wall St.
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