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- U.s. Auto Brand Market Share - January 2012
One year ago, General Motors reported U.S. sales which ran the company's market share up to 21.8%. Sales plunged at General Motors in January 2012, however, down 6% year-over-year and 40% from December even as the market climbed 11% year-over-year...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In Canada - February 2011
According to Desrosiers Automotive Reports, passenger car sales in Canada dropped 12.2% in January to 39,514. That equals just 41.2% of the overall new vehicle market. Light truck sales were up 2.3%, but the overall market still slid 4.2%. Market share...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In The Uk - January 2011
Ford was easily Great Britain's most popular car brand in January - it's lead over the nearest competitor was more than 4300 sales - but when Volkswagen is united with its underlings, the story changes slightly. Together with the Czech Republic's...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In Canada - January 2011
Since we've already surveyed the premises and analyzed the situation when laying out total sales by volume for automakers competing in Canada in January 2011, there's not a lot of point in going in-depth here. Here's what should be noted:...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In America - 2010 Year End
With over 2.2 million new vehicle sales, General Motors was America's largest-volume automaker in 2010. Nearly one of out every five vehicles sold was a GM product. Ford Motor Company sold more than 1.9 million vehicles. Toyota Motor Corporation sold...
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New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In America - January 2011
Nearly 22 out of every 100 new vehicles sold in the United States in January 2011 was a General Motors car, truck, SUV, or crossover. Overall, 45.9% of new vehicle sales were attributed to the Detroit Three. This is interesting given that January was a rather successful month for Chrysler Group, Ford Mo Co, and General Motors in America, but it's the Canadian new vehicle market where the Detroit Three grabbed more than 50% of all sales.
Because of the strength of the luxury automobile market in America, luxury players like Mercedes-Benz and BMW are given place in this chart, a place they're not given in the Canadian version. Once you glance at their slices of the pie you'll understand why: together, BMW Group and Daimler AG owned 4.5% of the U.S. auto market in January. All together, German brands (plus Mini, Rolls-Royce, and Bentley) sold 8% of all new vehicles in the States last month. If that seems low to you, take a look back at 2010 when those same brands were 1.1 percentage points down from 8%.
Trucks and cars were a fairly even split in January. 50.39% of all vehicles sold were "light trucks", a vast category that goes way beyond pickup trucks. 75.45% of all vehicles sold in America were built in North America Automotive News Data Center says, this despite the absence of Saturn, Hummer, Pontiac, and historically meaningful Mercury sales.
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U.S. Auto Brand Market Share - January 2012
U.S. New Vehicle Market Share By Brand - February 2011
U.S. Auto Sales By Brand - January 2011
U.S. New Vehicle Market Share By Brand - 2010 Year End
New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In Canada - January 2011
UK New Vehicle Market Share By Brand - January 2011
Top 10 Best-Selling Cars In America - January 2011
Because of the strength of the luxury automobile market in America, luxury players like Mercedes-Benz and BMW are given place in this chart, a place they're not given in the Canadian version. Once you glance at their slices of the pie you'll understand why: together, BMW Group and Daimler AG owned 4.5% of the U.S. auto market in January. All together, German brands (plus Mini, Rolls-Royce, and Bentley) sold 8% of all new vehicles in the States last month. If that seems low to you, take a look back at 2010 when those same brands were 1.1 percentage points down from 8%.
Trucks and cars were a fairly even split in January. 50.39% of all vehicles sold were "light trucks", a vast category that goes way beyond pickup trucks. 75.45% of all vehicles sold in America were built in North America Automotive News Data Center says, this despite the absence of Saturn, Hummer, Pontiac, and historically meaningful Mercury sales.
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U.S. Auto Brand Market Share - January 2012
U.S. New Vehicle Market Share By Brand - February 2011
U.S. Auto Sales By Brand - January 2011
U.S. New Vehicle Market Share By Brand - 2010 Year End
New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In Canada - January 2011
UK New Vehicle Market Share By Brand - January 2011
Top 10 Best-Selling Cars In America - January 2011
- U.s. Auto Brand Market Share - January 2012
One year ago, General Motors reported U.S. sales which ran the company's market share up to 21.8%. Sales plunged at General Motors in January 2012, however, down 6% year-over-year and 40% from December even as the market climbed 11% year-over-year...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In Canada - February 2011
According to Desrosiers Automotive Reports, passenger car sales in Canada dropped 12.2% in January to 39,514. That equals just 41.2% of the overall new vehicle market. Light truck sales were up 2.3%, but the overall market still slid 4.2%. Market share...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In The Uk - January 2011
Ford was easily Great Britain's most popular car brand in January - it's lead over the nearest competitor was more than 4300 sales - but when Volkswagen is united with its underlings, the story changes slightly. Together with the Czech Republic's...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In Canada - January 2011
Since we've already surveyed the premises and analyzed the situation when laying out total sales by volume for automakers competing in Canada in January 2011, there's not a lot of point in going in-depth here. Here's what should be noted:...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In America - 2010 Year End
With over 2.2 million new vehicle sales, General Motors was America's largest-volume automaker in 2010. Nearly one of out every five vehicles sold was a GM product. Ford Motor Company sold more than 1.9 million vehicles. Toyota Motor Corporation sold...