GM uses its CarBravo portal to turn used-car shoppers into new-vehicle buyers

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General Motors revamped its certified used vehicle program, now called CarBravo, an online portal where Chevrolet, Buick and GMC dealers list certified used cars across the United States. About 1,615 of its 3,700 dealerships are enrolled, and the program also certifies vehicles from other automakers. GM expects about 250,000 sales through CarBravo in 2026 and says roughly 38% of used-car shoppers end up buying new.

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CarBravo is GM's online portal for Chevrolet, Buick and GMC dealers to list certified used vehicles; 1,615 of 3,700 dealerships are enrolled.
The program also certifies cars from other automakers, many of them received as trade-ins.
GM expects about 250,000 CarBravo sales in 2026 and says about 38% of used-car shoppers end up buying new.

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