Hyundai, Kia set 5th straight record sales in February; Ford, Toyota, Honda deliveries fall

Hyundai showroom in Troy, Mich. — Hyundai had a record February on gains for crossovers, hybrids and electric vehicles. (DAVID PHILLIPS/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)

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March 03, 2025 06:19 PM

Hyundai, Kia and Genesis each posted higher U.S. sales last month behind gains for crossovers, hybrids and electric vehicles.

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