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- Popular Car Market Share In America - August 2011
America's 20 best-selling vehicles were responsible for 38.3% of all new vehicle sales in August 2011. That's down from the 39.2% of the market enjoyed by July's 20 best-selling vehicles. The 20 vehicles which make up the best sellers list...
- Top 5 Best-selling Trucks In America - March 2011
America's best-selling trucks, setting aside the Toyota Tundra and its 30.3% drop in March, were an even more popular bunch in 2011 than they were in March 2010. Ford F-Series sales jumped 25.3%. GM's Silverado/Sierra tandem posted a combined...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In America - March 2011
With "just" 16.6% of the U.S. new car market in March, General Motors' huge year-over-year gains from March 2010 don't look so good up against the market share decline from February's 20.8%. Ford Motor Company's market share rose from...
- Popular Car Market Share In America - February 2011
America's 20 best-selling vehicles were slightly more dominant in February 2011 than in January and are ever so slightly more car-oriented, as well. 13 of the 20 most popular vehicles in February are cars. That's up from 12 in January. Still...
- Popular Car Market Share In America - January 2011
America's 20 most popular vehicles combined for 38.9% market share in January 2011. Despite totalling approximately 8% of all nameplates, these twenty vehicles were responsible for nearly four out of every ten of the 819,938 new automobiles sold in...
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Popular Car Market Share In America - March 2011
America's popular vehicles were actually a little less popular in March 2011 than in February. The rest of the market made up 59.8% of overall sales; up from 59.7% in February. 4.3% of all new vehicles sold in the United States in March were Ford F-Series pickups. The Honda Accord, the best-selling car in America last month, was way back of the F-Series with 2.7% market share, still a pretty fair improvement for the Accord compared with February.
So far this year, through the first quarter of 2011, Ford has sold 126,627 F-Series trucks. While you'll be hearing plenty about Ford's ability to finally sell the fuel-efficient Fiesta in high numbers - a truth which I'm not encouraging you to ignore - what you won't necessarily hear about is Ford's ability to sell more Escapes in one month than they can sell Fiestas in three months; or Ford's ability to do the same with the Fusion. That doesn't make the Fiesta unsuccessful, not at all. The littlest Ford ranked among America's best-selling cars in March. But you don't see the Fiesta in this Graph, what with its .785% market share. What you do see are three Fords, all of which are bigger than the Fiesta and use significantly more fuel, and 17 other vehicles, all of which are bigger than the Fiesta, as well.
Has America embraced the subcompact culture of fuel efficiency and easy parkability? Based on this chart, er... no. Only one-fifth of the vehicles shown below will be displayed in GoodCarBadCar.net's Small Car chart. One of those cars, the Volkswagen Jetta, isn't really that small. The Hyundai Elantra is officially classified as a midsize car. Both are, however, capable of putting up stellar fuel economy numbers, as are the Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla, and Chevrolet Cruze.
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So far this year, through the first quarter of 2011, Ford has sold 126,627 F-Series trucks. While you'll be hearing plenty about Ford's ability to finally sell the fuel-efficient Fiesta in high numbers - a truth which I'm not encouraging you to ignore - what you won't necessarily hear about is Ford's ability to sell more Escapes in one month than they can sell Fiestas in three months; or Ford's ability to do the same with the Fusion. That doesn't make the Fiesta unsuccessful, not at all. The littlest Ford ranked among America's best-selling cars in March. But you don't see the Fiesta in this Graph, what with its .785% market share. What you do see are three Fords, all of which are bigger than the Fiesta and use significantly more fuel, and 17 other vehicles, all of which are bigger than the Fiesta, as well.
Has America embraced the subcompact culture of fuel efficiency and easy parkability? Based on this chart, er... no. Only one-fifth of the vehicles shown below will be displayed in GoodCarBadCar.net's Small Car chart. One of those cars, the Volkswagen Jetta, isn't really that small. The Hyundai Elantra is officially classified as a midsize car. Both are, however, capable of putting up stellar fuel economy numbers, as are the Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla, and Chevrolet Cruze.
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Popular Car Market Share In America - April 2011
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Top 20 Best-Selling Vehicles In America - March 2011
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Top 5 Best-Selling Trucks In America - March 2011
- Popular Car Market Share In America - August 2011
America's 20 best-selling vehicles were responsible for 38.3% of all new vehicle sales in August 2011. That's down from the 39.2% of the market enjoyed by July's 20 best-selling vehicles. The 20 vehicles which make up the best sellers list...
- Top 5 Best-selling Trucks In America - March 2011
America's best-selling trucks, setting aside the Toyota Tundra and its 30.3% drop in March, were an even more popular bunch in 2011 than they were in March 2010. Ford F-Series sales jumped 25.3%. GM's Silverado/Sierra tandem posted a combined...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In America - March 2011
With "just" 16.6% of the U.S. new car market in March, General Motors' huge year-over-year gains from March 2010 don't look so good up against the market share decline from February's 20.8%. Ford Motor Company's market share rose from...
- Popular Car Market Share In America - February 2011
America's 20 best-selling vehicles were slightly more dominant in February 2011 than in January and are ever so slightly more car-oriented, as well. 13 of the 20 most popular vehicles in February are cars. That's up from 12 in January. Still...
- Popular Car Market Share In America - January 2011
America's 20 most popular vehicles combined for 38.9% market share in January 2011. Despite totalling approximately 8% of all nameplates, these twenty vehicles were responsible for nearly four out of every ten of the 819,938 new automobiles sold in...