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General Motors, Ford and Chrysler have all announced higher sales in July compared to the same month of 2010. GM reported today that its sales increased by 8% compared to July 2010. Passenger car sales rose by 8% and deliveries of crossovers by 20%.
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- Vw Sales Record: 2.11 Million Vehicles From January To July 2007
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- Top 5 Best-selling Trucks In America - August 2010
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- Canada Auto Sales By Brand - July 2010
*updated August 18/2010* Canada's automobile market made slight gains in July 2010, no thanks to passenger cars. Light trucks, an automotive class featuring vehicles as varied as the Ford Escape and Toyota Tundra, accounted for the majority of Canadian...
- Top 5 Best-selling Trucks In America - July 2010
When Sales Stats were first being delivered today, the combined total of Chevrolet's Silverado and the GMC Sierra caught the eye of The Good Car Guy. 46,574 is a few thousand more pickups than General Motors sold in the USa in June. Moreover, GM's...
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Detroit's Big 3 Post Higher Sales in July on Demand for Crossovers and Light Trucks
General Motors, Ford and Chrysler have all announced higher sales in July compared to the same month of 2010. GM reported today that its sales increased by 8% compared to July 2010. Passenger car sales rose by 8% and deliveries of crossovers by 20%.
It’s the same story over at Ford, with car sales increasing by 3 percent and light trucks by 12% for a total increase of 6%, as well as for Chrysler, which saw its July sales rise by 20% thanks to a new range of models and a 46% increase in Jeep deliveries.
Read more »- Gm’s U.s. Sales Plummet 26.7% In July
As if today’s announcement on the massive $15.5 billion loss in the second quarter of 2008 wasn’t enough bad news, GM also reported today that its vehicle sales dropped 26.7% in July to 235,184. According to GM’s data, July’s...
- Vw Sales Record: 2.11 Million Vehicles From January To July 2007
Volkswagen came out with a “busty†press release today announcing that the VW brand managed to achieve a sales record the first seven months of the year. Between January and July 2007, the German automaker delivered a total of 2.11 million...
- Top 5 Best-selling Trucks In America - August 2010
338,446 full-size Ford pickup trucks have been sold in the USA so far this year. The indomitable Ford F-Series, typically seen on the road as a Ford F-150 or F-250 Super Duty, posted an August 2010 sales increase of 4.5% over August 2009. 47,652 F-Series...
- Canada Auto Sales By Brand - July 2010
*updated August 18/2010* Canada's automobile market made slight gains in July 2010, no thanks to passenger cars. Light trucks, an automotive class featuring vehicles as varied as the Ford Escape and Toyota Tundra, accounted for the majority of Canadian...
- Top 5 Best-selling Trucks In America - July 2010
When Sales Stats were first being delivered today, the combined total of Chevrolet's Silverado and the GMC Sierra caught the eye of The Good Car Guy. 46,574 is a few thousand more pickups than General Motors sold in the USa in June. Moreover, GM's...