March results
Good results for all except Tundra.
http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2016/04/best-selling-pickup-trucks-march-2016.html
http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2016/04/best-selling-pickup-trucks-march-2016.html
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rickeoni wrote:
shepstone wrote:
Ok. Fess Up. WHO bought the Ridgeline ???
need to get the weight police on that guy! oh wait....
Lol priceless!:B- deleted
- The "F series Ford" is for all Ford trucks 150-250-350-450-550-650-750 not just a F150 truck.
I think another headache has sprung up guys :B Me Again wrote:
FishOnOne wrote:
cummins98V.... What say you?
Someone fishing again? Maybe you should grow up and get over it?
Looks like GM combined numbers are way ahead of your beloved blue oval.
What math are you using? Are you combining Silverado, Sierra, Colorado, and the Canyon against the F-150. Congrats then, your four models beat Ford's one. But I guess that's winning for you. Truth is GM is losing in each market. It doesn't sell the most trucks in any one market. Ford beats them in Heavy duty and Light duty sales while Toyota beats them in mid-size sales.Me Again wrote:
FishOnOne wrote:
cummins98V.... What say you?
Someone fishing again? Maybe you should grow up and get over it?
Looks like GM combined numbers are way ahead of your beloved blue oval.
If you haven't got it by now it's something cummins and I do every month....
Perhaps you're wrapped too tight around the axle...FishOnOne wrote:
cummins98V.... What say you?
Someone fishing again? Maybe you should grow up and get over it?
Looks like GM combined numbers are way ahead of your beloved blue oval.shepstone wrote:
Ok. Fess Up. WHO bought the Ridgeline ???
need to get the weight police on that guy! oh wait....- cummins98V.... What say you?
spud1957 wrote:
Good results for all except Tundra.
http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2016/04/best-selling-pickup-trucks-march-2016.html- The Tundra would sell more if dealers could get them. As mentioned in the article, the Tundra and Tacoma are built on the same assembly line. The new Tacoma just came out. It is a big seller and Toyota wants to push the new product, so they are building more Tacomas to supply the dealers. As a result, less Tundras are being built. There aren't many new Tundras on lots around here and the wait time to order is long. I guess it's the cost of keeping production in America instead of opening another plant in Mexico. :E
