May 2007 Truck Sales
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May 2007 Truck Sales
Info taken from Pickuptruck.com
Ford F-Series
290,282 -13.3% YTD
May 2007: 61,939
May 2006: 70,175
Chevrolet Silverado
265,941 +2.9% YTD
May 2007: 63,790
May 2006: 55,316
Dodge Ram
154,143 +1.0% YTD
May 2007: 31,327
May 2006: 29,599
GMC Sierra
84,106 +3.9% YTD
May 2007: 19,467
May 2006: 17,756
Toyota Tacoma
77,127 +6.5% YTD
May 2007: 16,028
May 2006: 14,842
Toyota Tundra
61,113 +24.7% YTD
May 2007: 17,727
May 2006: 7,974
Ford Ranger
35,598 -13.3% YTD
May 2007: 9,608
May 2006: 9,628
Chevrolet Colorado
34,265 -5.4% YTD
May 2007: 7,408
May 2006: 8,368
Nissan Titan
28,668 -14.9% YTD
May 2007: 4,899
May 2006: 5,713
Nissan Frontier
28,326 -23.6% YTD
May 2007: 5,886
May 2006: 7,409
Looks like even with FORD declining they are still outselling those new GM/DODGE/TOY/NISSAN models. Way to go FORD.
Ford F-Series
290,282 -13.3% YTD
May 2007: 61,939
May 2006: 70,175
Chevrolet Silverado
265,941 +2.9% YTD
May 2007: 63,790
May 2006: 55,316
Dodge Ram
154,143 +1.0% YTD
May 2007: 31,327
May 2006: 29,599
GMC Sierra
84,106 +3.9% YTD
May 2007: 19,467
May 2006: 17,756
Toyota Tacoma
77,127 +6.5% YTD
May 2007: 16,028
May 2006: 14,842
Toyota Tundra
61,113 +24.7% YTD
May 2007: 17,727
May 2006: 7,974
Ford Ranger
35,598 -13.3% YTD
May 2007: 9,608
May 2006: 9,628
Chevrolet Colorado
34,265 -5.4% YTD
May 2007: 7,408
May 2006: 8,368
Nissan Titan
28,668 -14.9% YTD
May 2007: 4,899
May 2006: 5,713
Nissan Frontier
28,326 -23.6% YTD
May 2007: 5,886
May 2006: 7,409
Looks like even with FORD declining they are still outselling those new GM/DODGE/TOY/NISSAN models. Way to go FORD.
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06-01-2007, 02:40 PM
Originally Posted by V10_Cougar
Info taken from Pickuptruck.com
Ford F-Series
290,282 -13.3% YTD
May 2007: 61,939 <<<<<
May 2006: 70,175
Chevrolet Silverado
265,941 +2.9% YTD
May 2007: 63,790 <<<<<
May 2006: 55,316
Looks like even with FORD declining they are still outselling those new GM/DODGE/TOY/NISSAN models. Way to go FORD.
Ford F-Series
290,282 -13.3% YTD
May 2007: 61,939 <<<<<
May 2006: 70,175
Chevrolet Silverado
265,941 +2.9% YTD
May 2007: 63,790 <<<<<
May 2006: 55,316
Looks like even with FORD declining they are still outselling those new GM/DODGE/TOY/NISSAN models. Way to go FORD.
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Originally Posted by V10_Cougar
dude what are you talking bout....even though FORD is declining they are still selling more than any new model out. That's my point...i know they are (-) come one dude.
You're kidding; right???
Let's forget for a moment that GM is out selling Ford by a wide margin....(or that Chevy by themselves outsold Ford last month)
Let's say you made $100,000 a year for the last few years. You have based your whole lifestyle on this number. The next year you make $13,000 LESS. (or $87,000)
All of a sudden, you're more than $1,000 a month short of what you're used to making.
Now take your friend/relative/neighbor ,what ever, and they have a lifestyle based on $70,000 a year. This year they make 7% more....or aprox $75,000.
Who is in a better position???? Who has to make cuts??
One more:
Your favorite baseball team has the best record, but is in the midst of a 10 game losing streak.....the 2nd place team is only a few games behind but is enjoying a 10 game winning streak with over half the season to go (and their best pitcher is coming off the disabled list [representing incentives that GM is now offering]).....which position would you rather be in?
Surely you can grasp this.
On a side note, expect some HUGE incentives by Ford to try to hang on with a 4 year old truck.
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Originally Posted by DOHCmarauder
You're kidding; right???
Let's forget for a moment that GM is out selling Ford by a wide margin....(or that Chevy by themselves outsold Ford last month)
Let's say you made $100,000 a year for the last few years. You have based your whole lifestyle on this number. The next year you make $13,000 LESS. (or $87,000)
All of a sudden, you're more than $1,000 a month short of what you're used to making.
Now take your friend/relative/neighbor ,what ever, and they have a lifestyle based on $70,000 a year. This year they make 7% more....or aprox $75,000.
Who is in a better position???? Who has to make cuts??
One more:
Your favorite baseball team has the best record, but is in the midst of a 10 game losing streak.....the 2nd place team is only a few games behind but is enjoying a 10 game winning streak with over half the season to go (and their best pitcher is coming off the disabled list [representing incentives that GM is now offering]).....which position would you rather be in?
Surely you can grasp this.
On a side note, expect some HUGE incentives by Ford to try to hang on with a 4 year old truck.
Let's forget for a moment that GM is out selling Ford by a wide margin....(or that Chevy by themselves outsold Ford last month)
Let's say you made $100,000 a year for the last few years. You have based your whole lifestyle on this number. The next year you make $13,000 LESS. (or $87,000)
All of a sudden, you're more than $1,000 a month short of what you're used to making.
Now take your friend/relative/neighbor ,what ever, and they have a lifestyle based on $70,000 a year. This year they make 7% more....or aprox $75,000.
Who is in a better position???? Who has to make cuts??
One more:
Your favorite baseball team has the best record, but is in the midst of a 10 game losing streak.....the 2nd place team is only a few games behind but is enjoying a 10 game winning streak with over half the season to go (and their best pitcher is coming off the disabled list [representing incentives that GM is now offering]).....which position would you rather be in?
Surely you can grasp this.
On a side note, expect some HUGE incentives by Ford to try to hang on with a 4 year old truck.
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Originally Posted by DOHCmarauder
You're kidding; right???
Let's forget for a moment that GM is out selling Ford by a wide margin....(or that Chevy by themselves outsold Ford last month)
Let's say you made $100,000 a year for the last few years. You have based your whole lifestyle on this number. The next year you make $13,000 LESS. (or $87,000)
All of a sudden, you're more than $1,000 a month short of what you're used to making.
Now take your friend/relative/neighbor ,what ever, and they have a lifestyle based on $70,000 a year. This year they make 7% more....or aprox $75,000.
Who is in a better position???? Who has to make cuts??
One more:
Your favorite baseball team has the best record, but is in the midst of a 10 game losing streak.....the 2nd place team is only a few games behind but is enjoying a 10 game winning streak with over half the season to go (and their best pitcher is coming off the disabled list [representing incentives that GM is now offering]).....which position would you rather be in?
Surely you can grasp this.
On a side note, expect some HUGE incentives by Ford to try to hang on with a 4 year old truck.
Let's forget for a moment that GM is out selling Ford by a wide margin....(or that Chevy by themselves outsold Ford last month)
Let's say you made $100,000 a year for the last few years. You have based your whole lifestyle on this number. The next year you make $13,000 LESS. (or $87,000)
All of a sudden, you're more than $1,000 a month short of what you're used to making.
Now take your friend/relative/neighbor ,what ever, and they have a lifestyle based on $70,000 a year. This year they make 7% more....or aprox $75,000.
Who is in a better position???? Who has to make cuts??
One more:
Your favorite baseball team has the best record, but is in the midst of a 10 game losing streak.....the 2nd place team is only a few games behind but is enjoying a 10 game winning streak with over half the season to go (and their best pitcher is coming off the disabled list [representing incentives that GM is now offering]).....which position would you rather be in?
Surely you can grasp this.
On a side note, expect some HUGE incentives by Ford to try to hang on with a 4 year old truck.
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Originally Posted by V10_Cougar
Gee, thanks slipnotic....at least you knew what I was talking about.
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Originally Posted by Vmax2007
yep, it is impressive that Ford can at least keep up with sales with a soon-to-be-replaced older generation truck vs 2 brand new models. That is why if they do lose their sales lead, it will be short-lived. IMO
Hope you're right.............but the thing that bothers me about Ford is with a six speed, (already in the parts bin) maybe a few more horses, they wouldn't be 60,000 units behind GM at less than 1/2 the year.
Incremental improvements is all I ask...........not basically the same truck for 4 straight model years. (5 model years if the '08's are unchanged)
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Originally Posted by DMAX-HD
Don't forget Chevy and GM are the same
Take for instance the year 05, the sliverdo has 11 recalls and the sierra has 10 and many involve different parts.