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Toyota Wins Cash for Clunkers Lottery, GM and Chrysler Flop
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Re: Toyota Wins Cash for Clunkers Lottery, GM and Chrysler Flop
What did we expect? This should be no surprise. The sad fact is that American consumers still do not trust GM or Chrysler. This was somewhat true, especially in the econocar market, even before their recent collapse. I think Ford has made a big, and I mean BIG, effort to take advantage of this scheme (I was listening to BBC radio yesterday and they referred to the cash for clunkers as a "scheme" and I thought that was a proper term.). Also they had two vehicles with at least decent reputations to put forward. The public bit and so Ford is in the top echelon of the cars sold during the scheme.
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Re: Toyota Wins Cash for Clunkers Lottery, GM and Chrysler Flop
GM sold more cars and trucks than Ford. 17% to 14% of the C4C total. Do you guys even read the attached articles?
They DID NOT sell more than Ford.
GM didn't even place in the Top 10 models sold, while Ford had 2 in the Top 10.
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Re: Toyota Wins Cash for Clunkers Lottery, GM and Chrysler Flop
stude, you seem to not get the fact that GM sold more cars than Ford....but they were divided among several different models, so no one GM model was in the top 10 of models sold. GM still sold more cars. Remember GM still has like 4 or 5 brands of cars (not that I can keep track of them all).
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Re: Toyota Wins Cash for Clunkers Lottery, GM and Chrysler Flop
Originally posted by studemaxGM sold more cars and trucks than Ford. 17% to 14% of the C4C total. Do you guys even read the attached articles?
They DID NOT sell more than Ford.
GM didn't even place in the Top 10 models sold, while Ford had 2 in the Top 10.
..."According to the figures, Toyota's "clunkers" market share was 19.4 percent, compared with its year-to-date U.S. share through July of 17 percent. Honda captured 13 percent of the "clunkers" market compared with 11 percent for the first seven months of the year.
Nissan accounted for nearly 9 percent of "clunkers" sales compared with a January-July share of 7 percent. Hyundai was the biggest winner with a 7 percent share compared with 3 percent for the year through July.
Ford's "clunkers" sales topped 14 percent, compared with a 15 percent share for the year through July. GM reported 17 percent of "clunkers" business compared with 21 percent from January to July. Chrysler's "clunkers" share was 6.6 percent, compared with 11 percent otherwise."
Name plate sales is not market share.
Lies, damn lies and statistics.
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Re: Toyota Wins Cash for Clunkers Lottery, GM and Chrysler Flop
The question here is should we be happy or sad about the 'imports' doing so well. It seems there are more import made here in the USA than 'domestic' cars. How come Nissan, BMW, Toyota etc can build cars here but we have ours built in Canada and Mexico?
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