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Massachusetts-based research company IHS Automotive has lowered its estimate for US light vehicles sales in 2011 by 200,000 units, to 12.5 million. Analyst Rebecca Lindland commented that IHS has also significantly trimmed its forecast for 2012 sales, from 14.7 to 13.5 million vehicles, as well as 2013, from 15.5 to 15 million. Read more »
- U.s. Auto Sales Up 6 Percent In March, Domestic Carmakers Report Gains
Light-vehicle sales rose 6 percent in March to 1.54 million units, exceeding analysts’ forecasts, with the seasonally adjusted sales rate also increasing to 16.4 million units from 15.3 million units a year ago. Read more »...
- Analysts Predict U.s. New Cars Sales To Grow To 15 Million Units In 2013, Used Car Prices To Fall
New light-vehicle sales in the States are gradually recovering from the slump that began in 2007 with the global credit crunch and will continue to grow in 2013, albeit at a slower pace than previous years, according to most automotive analysts. Edmunds.com...
- Polk Estimates Global Vehicle Sales To Reach 77.7 Million Units In 2012, And 96.3 Million In 2016
The analyst gurus at R. L. Polk & Co have issued a new forecast for global vehicle sales in 2012. The automotive market intelligence firm predicts that sales are expected to rise 6.7 percent over 2011 volumes to 77.7 million vehicles, thanks to the...
- Fiat Group Lowers 2012 Sales Estimate By Half A Million Units
A funny t-shirt slogan reads “aim low, achieve your targets, avoid disappointmentâ€. But it would probably be best if you didn’t give it as a Christmas present to Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne. The reason is that the Italian group has...
- New Study Predicts Global Vehicle Sales Will Drop 13% In 2009
Global light vehicle sales could fall as much as 13% to an estimated total of 56.8 million units in 2009, according to a study released by R. L. Polk & Co, a Michigan-based firm that collects and interprets automotive data. The report forecasts that...
Cars
Analysts Lower Forecasts for 2011-2013 US Sales
Massachusetts-based research company IHS Automotive has lowered its estimate for US light vehicles sales in 2011 by 200,000 units, to 12.5 million. Analyst Rebecca Lindland commented that IHS has also significantly trimmed its forecast for 2012 sales, from 14.7 to 13.5 million vehicles, as well as 2013, from 15.5 to 15 million. Read more »
- U.s. Auto Sales Up 6 Percent In March, Domestic Carmakers Report Gains
Light-vehicle sales rose 6 percent in March to 1.54 million units, exceeding analysts’ forecasts, with the seasonally adjusted sales rate also increasing to 16.4 million units from 15.3 million units a year ago. Read more »...
- Analysts Predict U.s. New Cars Sales To Grow To 15 Million Units In 2013, Used Car Prices To Fall
New light-vehicle sales in the States are gradually recovering from the slump that began in 2007 with the global credit crunch and will continue to grow in 2013, albeit at a slower pace than previous years, according to most automotive analysts. Edmunds.com...
- Polk Estimates Global Vehicle Sales To Reach 77.7 Million Units In 2012, And 96.3 Million In 2016
The analyst gurus at R. L. Polk & Co have issued a new forecast for global vehicle sales in 2012. The automotive market intelligence firm predicts that sales are expected to rise 6.7 percent over 2011 volumes to 77.7 million vehicles, thanks to the...
- Fiat Group Lowers 2012 Sales Estimate By Half A Million Units
A funny t-shirt slogan reads “aim low, achieve your targets, avoid disappointmentâ€. But it would probably be best if you didn’t give it as a Christmas present to Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne. The reason is that the Italian group has...
- New Study Predicts Global Vehicle Sales Will Drop 13% In 2009
Global light vehicle sales could fall as much as 13% to an estimated total of 56.8 million units in 2009, according to a study released by R. L. Polk & Co, a Michigan-based firm that collects and interprets automotive data. The report forecasts that...