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Payoff for GM as it Posts its First Year-Over-Year Sales Increase Since January 
Motor Trend Blog | Wed, Nov 4
Core brands" totaled 162,514, with Pontiac, Saturn, Saab and Hummer totaling 15,089.
Buick-GMC sales were up 33 percent combined. The new LaCrosse was up 103 percent versus October '08. Buick outsold Saturn and Cadillac outsold Pontiac.
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