| Porsche's North American arm will follow the Detroit Big 3 in moving to quarterly US sales reports, a trend that's undoing a decades-long industry practice
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 • Porsche Cars North America will no longer report monthly US sales figures, announcing this week that it'll move to quarterly reports. • The change follows General Motors, Ford and Fiat Chrysler, all of whom have recently moved to reporting US sales quarterly instead of monthly — a change begun by GM in 2018, marking the first major shift since automakers went from reporting every 10 days to every month in the 1990s. • An analyst has described the move to quarterly reports as potentially creating "less transparency" and "an information gap," but thinks all automakers will follow the trend eventually. • Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. For the new sales year, Porsche's North American branch is taking a new approach to how it talks about those sales: only publishing a new report every quarter rather than by the month. The German luxury carmaker said monthly sales figures "rarely capture the overall picture of how the business is developing." The thing is, both approaches capture how the ...
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