DETROIT (AP) -- General Motors Co.'s U.S. car and truck sales rose 23 percent in January, a strong start to what the auto industry hopes will be a continuation of last year's recovery. Analysts were expecting overall U.S. auto sales to rise 15 to 17 percent in January, even with lower sales to rental car fleets and East Coast snowstorms that kept some buyers at home. Fleet sales spiked to unusually high levels in January 2010 as businesses started buying again after the recession. This January, consumers were back.
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