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Mercedes Sales Clobber BMW in March

Mercedes and BMW both say that they would rather have good profits per car than to win the annual unit sales crown for the United States. Nevertheless, in unit sales, BMW is getting murdered.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 10 years ago

Lincoln Sales Rise as Cadillac’s Drop

The sales from Lincoln and Cadillac show how much difference one model car make to a small lineup. Lincoln sales this year have improved because of the MKX.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 10 years ago

Fiat Sales Continue to Plunge

In the face of awful reviews from Consumer Reports and J.D. Power, sales of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' Fiat brand in the United States continued a sharp decline in March.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 10 years ago

Ford F-Series Dominates March Pickup Sales

The Detroit Three automakers' stocks were getting kicked around Friday morning after reporting monthly sales for March that were short of the totals that analysts expected.

Paul Ausick · 10 years ago

TrueCar Slips Despite Rising Sales

TrueCar has posted its 27th consecutive month of year-over-year revenue expansion, but the share price plunged on Friday.

Chris Lange · 10 years ago

GM March Sales Inch Higher

General Motors total March U.S. sales of more than 252,00 vehicles fell short of the forecast from Edmunds.

Paul Ausick · 10 years ago

Pickups Boost Ford March Sales by 8%

Ford on Tuesday reported a U.S. sales increase of 8% year over year in March, boosted by strong demand for pickup trucks.

Paul Ausick · 10 years ago

Tesla Model 3 Only Has 215 Mile Range

The new Tesla Model 3 seems to have everything, or close to it. However, the Tesla 3 only goes 215 miles on a charge.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 10 years ago

How Important Is the Model 3 to Tesla Motors?

The Model 3 may be the most important car in the Tesla stable, and more than a few people wonder if it can beat back challenges from traditional carmakers like GM.

Paul Ausick · 10 years ago

GM Switch Was Defective, but Did Not Cause Crash

In a Manhattan courtroom Wednesday morning, the first jury trial was resolved in a case related to the faulty ignition switches installed on vehicles from General Motors.

Paul Ausick · 10 years ago