GM To Raise Car Prices Due To Oil, Metal Costs
DETROIT- General Motors Co. says it will raise prices by an average of $123 per vehicle to make up for higher oil and metal costs.
The company says the increase will go into effect in the U.S. starting May 2.
Henderson says oil prices played a big role in the increase, as did steel and other metal costs.
GM is not alone in raising prices. Toyota Motor Corp. said last month it would raise prices on most 2011 Toyota, Scion and Lexus models between 1.2 percent and 2.2 percent.
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