Ford Loses Ground in Pickup Wars
The top-selling vehicle in America for most of the past three decades was the top-selling vehicle again in February.
The top-selling vehicle in America for most of the past three decades was the top-selling vehicle again in February.
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Ford Motor Co.Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) has pinned a lot of its hopes for a good sales year on the all-new F-Series pickup. But February sales of the new trucks didn’t live up…
General Motors said February sales were up 4% compared with February 2014 sales, but that was less than forecast.
Ford on Tuesday posted a U.S. sales decline of 2% in February. Sales of most of the company’s best-selling vehicles fell in the month.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles had its best February sales performance since 2007, and the Jeep brand posted its best February sales ever.
Rising gasoline prices made a difference in car buyers’ decisions in February. Sales of compact cars and small SUVs rose in the month.
February was a good month for new car sales in the United States. A total of around 1.29 million new cars were sold during the month.
Used car sales and information site iSeeCars analyzed data from 27 million used car sales during the period 2012 to 2014 to find out just how big an impact gasoline prices have on sales.
Cadillac can barely sell any cars, compared to its three Germany competitors and the luxury divisions of Japanese companies.
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Shares of BMW and Daimler have risen sharply in the past 12 months, while shares of Ford and GM have lagged.