By Jui Chakravorty
DETROIT, April 18 (Reuters) - Rising gas prices could crimp sales of General Motors Corp.'s new sport-utility vehicles, a line-up crucial to the automaker's turnaround efforts, analysts said on Tuesday.
Oil prices surged to a record high of more than $71 a barrel on Tuesday, pushing pump prices to nearly $3 a gallon in parts of the United States with higher prices ...
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