2 June 2007
The Nikkei Sunday edition reported that Honda will not introduce a hybrid model
of the new Accord when the sedan undergoes a full design change in the autumn
for the North American market.
more @ GreenCarCongress.com
Accord sales hybrid/total
2005 total:
16,826 / 369,293 - link
2006 total:
5,598 / 354,441 - link (same source as 2005 #'s)
2007 by month:
248 / 25,714 Jan - link
312 / 30,370 Feb - link (same source as Jan #'s)
385 / 36,506 Mar - link
318 / 28,926 Apr - link
439 / 31,915 May - link
2007 YTD:
1,702 / 153,431 - (same source as May #'s)
and a just-for-fun chart I made up back in March'05 to prognosticate the increase of diesels
and the temporary nature of gasoline-hybrids:
As I've said in other posts/forums, I believe we won't see evidence of Ford's real plans until after the UAW negotiations.
(hope I got all those links right)
The Nikkei Sunday edition reported that Honda will not introduce a hybrid model
of the new Accord when the sedan undergoes a full design change in the autumn
for the North American market.
more @ GreenCarCongress.com
Accord sales hybrid/total
2005 total:
16,826 / 369,293 - link
2006 total:
5,598 / 354,441 - link (same source as 2005 #'s)
2007 by month:
248 / 25,714 Jan - link
312 / 30,370 Feb - link (same source as Jan #'s)
385 / 36,506 Mar - link
318 / 28,926 Apr - link
439 / 31,915 May - link
2007 YTD:
1,702 / 153,431 - (same source as May #'s)
and a just-for-fun chart I made up back in March'05 to prognosticate the increase of diesels
and the temporary nature of gasoline-hybrids:
As I've said in other posts/forums, I believe we won't see evidence of Ford's real plans until after the UAW negotiations.
(hope I got all those links right)