On the Dash: GM sold 670,974 vehicles in Q3, down 5.5%, and its EV sales fell about 62%. Toyota’s electrified sales rose 28.5% and now make up 57.4% of its U.S. volume. Cox expects the Detroit Three to fall to about 36% market share in the quarter. General Motors (GM) kept the U.S. sales lead in the third quarter, but Toyota cut it to 37,751 vehicles, according to GM’s and Toyota’s sales reports. While GM sold 670,974 vehicles, down 5.5% from 710,347 a year earlier, Toyota sold 633,223, up 0.6%. Electrified models made up 57.4% of Toyota’s total as higher gas prices pushed buyers toward hybrids. GM’s EV sales fall …
