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Published on Friday, Jul 04, 2008
The high price of gas has the Chevrolet Cobalt back on top.
General Motors Corp. reported this week that the Cobalt was its best-selling car in the United States for the second month in a row. Previously, the Chevrolet Impala had outsold the Cobalt each month for more than two years.
Cobalt sales reached 20,888 in June, which was 22 percent higher than the same month last year. The car is produced at GM's Lordstown complex. The other car produced there, the Pontiac G5, saw sales increase 4 percent to 2,566.
The increases came even though sales for GM fell by 18 percent in June. Overall car sales at GM were down 21 percent.
The high price of gas has the Chevrolet Cobalt back on top.
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