May Sales

spud1957 wrote:

OK FISH how about the big 3's 3500/350 "DUALLY" sales???

Cummins, you appear to be the only poster on this forum that has the belief that Ram duallies out sell all other duallies, why don't you show us the sales numbers for 350/3500 dually sales rather than get others to prove otherwise.

Ford sells 55,057 F350s, Ram sells 29,141 3500s. Please tell us the breakdown of SRW vs. DRW. We'll wait.

More attitude! I did NOT say RAM sold MORE 3500 Dually's than Ford 350 Dually's. It was a QUESTION. If you can't answer the simple question ZIP it!

spud1957 wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:
"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."

I missed it, maybe post the verbiage you cite.

What I saw was current month "RAM P/U sales of 44,885. Don't think the 4500 or 5500 RAM's are considered PU's.

Seems like something easy to figure out. Ford includes 450 and 550 in their numbers, 550s aren't pickup either.

What would make you think Ram is any different. Perhaps go to the link to FCA's "reported" sales results and please tell US ALL where they report 4500/5500 sales.There's four RAM categories, Ram PU, Cargo Van, ProMaster Van, and ProMaster City.

What don't you understand? I posted the Link. Lift your finger and click on it and try to read and comprehend the LINK I provided rather than argue something you have no basis for? :h

By the way, the sales number is 44,850 as stated in both FCAs report and Pickuptrucks.com article, not 44,885.

The number I cited is correct for the link I was quoting. Yep you are the genius in the crowd thanks for the condescending comments.

BTW I was NOT asking you! Simple question does not deserve a know it all attitude.

Have a nice day.

Keep in mind that this split data is just somebody's swag guess. I can tell you that the swag is not a good swag. The automakers know how many, and suppliers know how many parts are built/shipped.

The companies that collect registration data can tell you the difference, but the event is the vehicle registration, and not all vehicles get registered.

OK FISH how about the big 3's 3500/350 "DUALLY" sales???

Cummins, you appear to be the only poster on this forum that has the belief that Ram duallies out sell all other duallies, why don't you show us the sales numbers for 350/3500 dually sales rather than get others to prove otherwise.

Ford sells 55,057 F350s, Ram sells 29,141 3500s. Please tell us the breakdown of SRW vs. DRW. We'll wait.

Cummins12V98 wrote:
"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."

I missed it, maybe post the verbiage you cite.

What I saw was current month "RAM P/U sales of 44,885. Don't think the 4500 or 5500 RAM's are considered PU's.

Seems like something easy to figure out. Ford includes 450 and 550 in their numbers, 550s aren't pickup either.

What would make you think Ram is any different. Perhaps go to the link to FCA's "reported" sales results and please tell US ALL where they report 4500/5500 sales.There's four RAM categories, Ram PU, Cargo Van, ProMaster Van, and ProMaster City.

What don't you understand? I posted the Link. Lift your finger and click on it and try to read and comprehend the LINK I provided rather than argue something you have no basis for? :h

By the way, the sales number is 44,850 as stated in both FCAs report and Pickuptrucks.com article, not 44,885.

FishOnOne wrote:

Me Again wrote:
No one seems to have sales of trucks by 150/1500, 250/2500 and 350/3500. With the Ford F150 being the best selling pickup, it would be interesting to see this breakout.

Does anyone have a link to such numbers? Chris

link

OK FISH how about the big 3's 3500/350 "DUALLY" sales???

"Not just Dodge, Ford tends to use the same body style for years."



HA, yea they had same from 1999-2016, based on that RAM could go a few more. They won't as a completely new truck including a 6.7 CUMMINS that will have ZERO engine emissions will be hitting the streets for MY 2019.

"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."

I missed it, maybe post the verbiage you cite.

What I saw was current month "RAM P/U sales of 44,885. Don't think the 4500 or 5500 RAM's are considered PU's.

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Me Again wrote:
Interesting the the F250/2500 numbers across the three majors are fairly close.

Isn't it. Good to see there's no particular brand in the 3/4 ton segment that's running away with sales. Great indication that all 3 are great trucks and the sales numbers show that.