May Sales

Cummins12V98 wrote:

MFL wrote:
Arguing?? Why??

Ford is always the leader! Pass the blue kool-aid please.:)

Jerry

Do these numbers reflect F450 and other F series?

Of course they include the 450. They also include the F550. Just as Ram includes the 4500 in their numbers.

Here is Ford's breakdown. The numbers are on page 3.

Ford May Sales


The 650 and 750 are reported separately as Heavy Trucks.

Here is the link to FCA's May results. Only one line and it's for Ram. The 4500 is a Ram if I'm not mistaken.

FCA May Sales

otrfun wrote:
Interesting that Ram, using nearly 9-year old sheet-metal, is still able to pull-off a very competitive +7.9 percent year-to-year sales increase.

Exactly what my first thought was. The Ram HD trucks are still selling very strong in my area, and Alberta is a huge Ram/Cummins territory.

It appears that we like a good, reliable diesel engine up here! :B

FishOnOne wrote:

Me Again wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:

MFL wrote:
Arguing?? Why??

Ford is always the leader! Pass the blue kool-aid please.:)

Jerry

Do these numbers reflect F450 and other F series?

Quiet now! It is like the Catholics in heaven joke! They (the Ford guys and Catholics) do not know we are up here, and that our numbers are increasing! So continue to go past the first door on the left and take one of the others.

I thought liberals didn't go to heaven! :W

Sure they do. Doubt they'll see you there. :B

goducks10 wrote:

FishOnOne wrote:

otrfun wrote:
Interesting that Ram, using nearly 9-year old sheet-metal, is still able to pull-off a very competitive +7.9 percent year-to-year sales increase.

The current version was designed by the Germans, but the next one will be designed by the Italians...:E

I guess you think Ferrari's are ugly.

They are if try to tow with one.

Me Again wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:

MFL wrote:
Arguing?? Why??

Ford is always the leader! Pass the blue kool-aid please.:)

Jerry

Do these numbers reflect F450 and other F series?

Quiet now! It is like the Catholics in heaven joke! They (the Ford guys and Catholics) do not know we are up here, and that our numbers are increasing! So continue to go past the first door on the left and take one of the others.

I thought liberals didn't go to heaven! :W

goducks10 wrote:

FishOnOne wrote:

otrfun wrote:
Interesting that Ram, using nearly 9-year old sheet-metal, is still able to pull-off a very competitive +7.9 percent year-to-year sales increase.

The current version was designed by the Germans, but the next one will be designed by the Italians...:E

I guess you think Ferrari's are ugly.

Yeah, just like my brothers 1971 Pantera!!!:B :B :B

FishOnOne wrote:

otrfun wrote:
Interesting that Ram, using nearly 9-year old sheet-metal, is still able to pull-off a very competitive +7.9 percent year-to-year sales increase.

The current version was designed by the Germans, but the next one will be designed by the Italians...:E

I guess you think Ferrari's are ugly.

otrfun wrote:
Interesting that Ram, using nearly 9-year old sheet-metal, is still able to pull-off a very competitive +7.9 percent year-to-year sales increase.

The same old sheet metal seemed to work pretty good for the original VW Beetle. :B

Me Again wrote:

FishOnOne wrote:

otrfun wrote:
Interesting that Ram, using nearly 9-year old sheet-metal, is still able to pull-off a very competitive +7.9 percent year-to-year sales increase.

The current version was designed by the Germans, but the next one will be designed by the Italians...:E

Tell my brother that is a problem with his Ford Pantera!

http://www.panteraplace.com/

Tell that to the sales departments that try to sell todays Fiats and the Jeep Cherokees and Renegades!

FishOnOne wrote:

otrfun wrote:
Interesting that Ram, using nearly 9-year old sheet-metal, is still able to pull-off a very competitive +7.9 percent year-to-year sales increase.

The current version was designed by the Germans, but the next one will be designed by the Italians...:E

Tell my brother that is a problem with his Ford Pantera!

http://www.panteraplace.com/