Group 1 - General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) will merge its Buick, U.S. Chevrolet, and GMC certified used vehicle programs into a single platform called CarBravo, starting June 2 [1] - CarBravo is an upgraded version of an existing program that has been operational for over three years, aimed at simplifying the buying process by consolidating pricing details, vehicle selection, coverage information, and the overall purchase experience [1] - CarBravo will serve as the exclusive certified used vehicle program for U.S. Chevrolet, Buick, and GMC dealers, allowing them to certify and sell both GM and non-GM brands [3] Group 2 - Since its introduction, CarBravo dealers have sold over 200,000 vehicles, showing solid year-over-year growth, with certified sales volume in January being 2.3 times higher than traditional programs [3] - The platform has expanded the customer base and generated more than 6,200 new vehicle sales through November 2025, now consisting of 750 dealers nationwide [4] - Mark Delaney from Goldman Sachs reaffirmed his buy rating on General Motors while lowering the price target from $104 to $79 [4]