Cars
Last year was pretty good for US car sales, and 2012 looks to be even better. In August alone, the total number of new vehicles sold is up by 19 percent over the same month in 2011.
- High Fuel Prices Threatening Scottish Jobs, Says Survey
The ever-rising fuel prices we are confronted with have many negative implications, ranging from those we totally understand, to others that are a little more complicated. In Scotland, for instance, many local businesses are considering laying off some...
- Small Cars Sales On The Rise In The U.s., Could Account For 20 Percent Of The Market This Year
Big may be beautiful, but when reality bites, small can prove to be a choice that makes more sense. High fuel prices, along with the fact that subcompact and compact cars are better than ever have resulted in the small car segment being on track to achieve...
- Report: New Car Leasing In The States Increases To 20 Percent Of All 2011 Sales
According to the Manheim 2012 Used Car Market Report, new light-vehicle leasing in the U.S. increased to 20 percent of retails sales (excluding fleets) in 2011, one percent higher than 2010. The report notes that “for the most partâ€, the...
- September Sales Usa: Chrysler Up 61%, Hyundai +44%, Ford +40% And Gm +11%
The numbers are in for the month of September, and for the most part, they're looking good as industry wide deliveries were up 28% over a year ago according to a report from Autonews. Chrysler Group exec should be feeling extra happy as sales soared...
- Top 5 Best-selling Trucks In America - April 2011
Grabbing one in every four Ford buyers in April, the F-Series (up 11%) ranks as the most important Ford by far despite rising gas prices. More than one-third of all F-150 buyers are going for the turbocharged EcoBoost V6. For context, 5% of all Ford buyers...
Cars
Rising Gas Prices Push US Buyers Towards Subcompact and Compact Cars
Last year was pretty good for US car sales, and 2012 looks to be even better. In August alone, the total number of new vehicles sold is up by 19 percent over the same month in 2011.
According to a report from Kelley Blue Book (KBB), many buyers chose their vehicle based on one important factor: rising gasoline prices.
Read more »- High Fuel Prices Threatening Scottish Jobs, Says Survey
The ever-rising fuel prices we are confronted with have many negative implications, ranging from those we totally understand, to others that are a little more complicated. In Scotland, for instance, many local businesses are considering laying off some...
- Small Cars Sales On The Rise In The U.s., Could Account For 20 Percent Of The Market This Year
Big may be beautiful, but when reality bites, small can prove to be a choice that makes more sense. High fuel prices, along with the fact that subcompact and compact cars are better than ever have resulted in the small car segment being on track to achieve...
- Report: New Car Leasing In The States Increases To 20 Percent Of All 2011 Sales
According to the Manheim 2012 Used Car Market Report, new light-vehicle leasing in the U.S. increased to 20 percent of retails sales (excluding fleets) in 2011, one percent higher than 2010. The report notes that “for the most partâ€, the...
- September Sales Usa: Chrysler Up 61%, Hyundai +44%, Ford +40% And Gm +11%
The numbers are in for the month of September, and for the most part, they're looking good as industry wide deliveries were up 28% over a year ago according to a report from Autonews. Chrysler Group exec should be feeling extra happy as sales soared...
- Top 5 Best-selling Trucks In America - April 2011
Grabbing one in every four Ford buyers in April, the F-Series (up 11%) ranks as the most important Ford by far despite rising gas prices. More than one-third of all F-150 buyers are going for the turbocharged EcoBoost V6. For context, 5% of all Ford buyers...