Ultimately, General Motors ended 2025 with a serious showing of strength not only in overall sales figures, but in key details such as growing sales with incentives lower than the industry average, helping protect valuable margin. General Motors is on a roll; investors should take notice of its momentum in their investing thesis.

General Motors (GM) ended the recent trading session at $79.68, demonstrating a -1.8% change from the preceding day's closing price. This change lagged the S&P 500's 0.03% gain on the day. Elsewhere,

FDIC approves deposit insurance for Ford and GM banks, clearing the way for industrial banks focused on auto financing and deposits.

Both automakers must stand up their respective banks within 12 months. After that, they must maintain a minimum 15% tier 1 leverage ratio.

GM emerged as Canada's electric vehicle leader in 2025, surpassing Tesla as Canadian buyers embraced a wide range of models from the Chevy and Cadillac brands.