General Motors Notes Cost Increases from Iran War, but High-Price Vehicle Sales Remain Stable

General Motors (GM) reports that the Iran war is increasing costs, but high-priced vehicle sales remain stable with an average transaction price of $52,000 in Q1. CEO Mary Barra stated that while the company is monitoring customer spending, the vehicle mix has remained healthy so far. Consumer confidence has dropped to a record low due to rising energy prices and the Iran conflict.

By Michael Wayland · CNBC ·

General Motors Notes Cost Increases from Iran War, but High-Price Vehicle Sales Remain Stable

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