2013 break down for truck sales.

NC Hauler wrote:
Appears the twins, (GM ), 1500's, out sold the Ford F150, 525,027 to 469,515. Appears Ford easily won the 3/4 ton and 1 ton sales easily, (sorry to use the "ton" term, it's become a habit after so many years of the trucks being referred to as that)....

It's interesting seeing the Ram 3500 out selling the GM 3500.

2oldman wrote:
..and the writer uses the 'ton' designations. It will be a long time before that ever goes away.

The ton designation is accurate. Modern trucks will carry a 1/2. 3/4 or 1 ton payload using the Metric Military Standard Conversion. :h

Why don't GM make more 3500?

Appears the twins, (GM ), 1500's, out sold the Ford F150, 525,027 to 469,515. Appears Ford easily won the 3/4 ton and 1 ton sales easily, (sorry to use the "ton" term, it's become a habit after so many years of the trucks being referred to as that)....

Would be nice if we knew how many of those 25x and 35x were diesels.

unreal the number of F-250's ford sells

It is a generic term like kleenex. M I st everyone understands that by now.

..and the writer uses the 'ton' designations. It will be a long time before that ever goes away.