Best Selling Trucks 1/15

That's something the manufacturer has weigh: Do I introduce a model that may undermine my other model sales resulting in little net gain just to get into a popular market segment or should I risk keeping the existing models and try to sell them in this segment?

mich800 wrote:

Fast Mopar wrote:
The numbers all seem very predictable, and very good overall. I just cannot figure out why the outdated Tacoma is outselling the modern Tundra, especially with low fuel prices. I also predict that the Colorado will overtake the Tacoma this year.

Different market. Looks like Ford needs to get the Ranger out to compete in that space. I think GM can capture this niche now with the updated colorado.

If the trend continues look for Ford to re-introduce the "World" Ranger to North America. The Ranger was biting into the very lucrative F150 sales.

john&bet wrote:
I, for one do not care which one is the best selling. JMHO.

X2 I thought I was the only one!!

Each of the big three are good, it really is a matter of personal preference.

5, 7, 8, 9 and 11 are kind of irrelevant as far as tow vehicles. JS

goducks10 wrote:

john&bet wrote:
I, for one do not care which one is the best selling. JMHO.

x2. I want the most reliable.

Well when you come up with that, please let us all know :B

john&bet wrote:
I, for one do not care which one is the best selling. JMHO.

x2. I want the most reliable.

I, for one do not care which one is the best selling. JMHO.

Fast Mopar wrote:
The numbers all seem very predictable, and very good overall. I just cannot figure out why the outdated Tacoma is outselling the modern Tundra, especially with low fuel prices. I also predict that the Colorado will overtake the Tacoma this year.

Different market. Looks like Ford needs to get the Ranger out to compete in that space. I think GM can capture this niche now with the updated colorado.

The numbers all seem very predictable, and very good overall. I just cannot figure out why the outdated Tacoma is outselling the modern Tundra, especially with low fuel prices. I also predict that the Colorado will overtake the Tacoma this year.

To bad that Ford can not produce more than about 54,000 trucks a month. It seems like they can sell every one that they produce!

Not only First On Race Day, but also first in sales!

Fred.