Top U.S. automakers posted slower sales growth for the second quarter as a cyberattack at software systems provider CDK hit operations at several dealerships during the crucial selling period of late June.
General Motors (GM.N), opens new tab reported a 0.6% rise in new-vehicle sales, compared with a jump of 19% last year, and said some sales would shift to the current quarter due to the hack.
Toyota Motor North America’s (7203.T), opens new tab sales rose roughly 9%, much lower than last year’s jump of about 20%.
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