Obama Turns GM Around–#1 In Quality

Chevy Impala 2014 received the top rating in its category in Consumer Reports.

It’s the first time in more than 20 years the auto editors at Consumer Reports have rated a domestic model as the best sedan in the market…

Consumer Reports rated the car at 95 out of 100, calling it “excellent.”

“The Impala’s performance is one more indicator of an emerging domestic renaissance,” said Jake Fisher, director of Consumer Reports automotive testing…

With so many new models rolling into showrooms at a time when auto sales are growing in the U.S., General Motors is expecting to pick-up market share.

Year-to-date, GM sales are up 8 percent. That is slightly higher than overall auto sales in the U.S. Which are have grown 7.7 percent this year.

Looks like saving GM was a very good investment.

By: MR. RIGHT