Jun-01-2016 06:01 PM
Jun-03-2016 04:45 AM
Jun-03-2016 04:43 AM
NC Hauler wrote:fla-gypsy wrote:
Not surprised at Ford numbers at all, the others all seem to have fallen. The GM faithful will be along shortly to do some creative math while Ram breathes down their neck.
I'll bite cause we're buddies:B
Total for GM was 369, 436.. Over 45,000 more than Ford:B
Jim
🙂
Jun-03-2016 03:38 AM
Jun-03-2016 03:02 AM
NC Hauler wrote:fla-gypsy wrote:
Not surprised at Ford numbers at all, the others all seem to have fallen. The GM faithful will be along shortly to do some creative math while Ram breathes down their neck.
I'll bite cause we're buddies:B
Total for GM was 369, 436.. Over 45,000 more than Ford:B
Jim
🙂
Jun-03-2016 02:57 AM
Engineer9860 wrote:fla-gypsy wrote:boshog wrote:fla-gypsy wrote:
Not surprised at Ford numbers at all, the others all seem to have fallen. The GM faithful will be along shortly to do some creative math while Ram breathes down their neck.
Seems to me you are stoking the fire-pit, shame on you.
I say congratulations to all the manufactures, good sales numbers for all (what is a Ridgeline) makes for healthy competition which is good for us as buyers.
You misunderstood me completely, I was just stirring the GM faithful. LOL
Infantile.
Jun-02-2016 11:11 PM
Grit dog wrote:
No surprise, Ford leading the pack again......
But just remember, McDonalds sells the most burgers too. Sure they'll do the trick, but doesn't mean they're good for you! Lol
Jun-02-2016 07:34 PM
Grit dog wrote:
No surprise, Ford leading the pack again......
But just remember, McDonalds sells the most burgers too. Sure they'll do the trick, but doesn't mean they're good for you! Lol
Jun-02-2016 07:22 PM
Jun-02-2016 06:46 PM
goducks10 wrote:thomasmnile wrote:
Read today outstanding vehicle loans in the US surpassed 1 TRILLION DOLLARS in May, for the first time ever. :E Cars, trucks, whatever, is this another housing bubble in the making? Perhaps a lot of bargains (relative to new pricing) hitting the used car markets soon? :h
Saw the same article. Problem is the high payment of new autos. $30,000 average price and $500.00 for payments. A recipe for disaster.
Jun-02-2016 06:23 PM
thomasmnile wrote:
Read today outstanding vehicle loans in the US surpassed 1 TRILLION DOLLARS in May, for the first time ever. :E Cars, trucks, whatever, is this another housing bubble in the making? Perhaps a lot of bargains (relative to new pricing) hitting the used car markets soon? :h
Jun-02-2016 06:14 PM
Jun-02-2016 05:07 PM
Grit dog wrote:
No surprise, Ford leading the pack again......
But just remember, McDonalds sells the most burgers too. Sure they'll do the trick, but doesn't mean they're good for you! Lol
Jun-02-2016 04:54 PM
Jun-02-2016 04:16 PM
SouthpawHD wrote:
Must admit I am a bit surprised to see overall numbers down in May 2016 over May 2015 for the big three (full-size category). Gas prices are down, interest rates are low, and we have heard that auto sales in general have been up.
Maybe everyone bought in April???
Jun-02-2016 04:09 PM
fla-gypsy wrote:boshog wrote:fla-gypsy wrote:
Not surprised at Ford numbers at all, the others all seem to have fallen. The GM faithful will be along shortly to do some creative math while Ram breathes down their neck.
Seems to me you are stoking the fire-pit, shame on you.
I say congratulations to all the manufactures, good sales numbers for all (what is a Ridgeline) makes for healthy competition which is good for us as buyers.
You misunderstood me completely, I was just stirring the GM faithful. LOL