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GM Posts Sixth Consecutive Jump in Retail Market Share MediaGM.com .... .Pdf chart • Chevrolet retail sales up 19 percent • Best September for Chevrolet Malibu retail sales in 10 years • Chevrolet crossovers up 49 percent; pickups up 22 percent • GMC crossovers up 20 percent; pickups up 32...

forgot to get this started... ...will move the separate F-L sales thread to this section eventually GM Posts the Industry’s Largest Retail Sales Increase on Double-digit Gains in Pickup and Crossover Sales - Chevrolet crossovers up for ninth consecutive month – best August ever - Chevrolet...

SORRY got confused and merged this&next post into the wrong thread & can't fix that apparently. 2b2 Went to the trouble of crunching some Ford cars versus Chevrolet cars numbers after a poster at GMi was suggesting that Ford's car lineup was in bad shape relative to Chevrolet, and wanted to...

more below, here's a GM graphic hopefully eastcoasthd :thumb: can use these this time :joyous:...

via member "eastcoasthd" :thumb: @ GMI General Motors Corp. (+3.0%) Ford Motor Co. (-1.3%) - it's own thread F.C.A. (+4.0%) Toyota Motors U.S.A. (-0.3%) American Honda (+1.3%) Nissan Group (-0.8%) Subaru of America (+12.2%) Mazda N.A. (-0.4%) Mitsubishi Motors N.A. (+31.7%)...

from GMI General Motors Corp. (+5.9%) FCA (+5.8%) Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. (+1.8%) American Honda (-1.8%) Nissan N.A. (+5.7%) Subaru of America (+17.9%) Mazda N.A. (+7.5%) Mitsubishi Motors N.A. (+25.6%) Hyundai Motor America (+2.9%) Kia Motors America (-0.7%)...

updating with eastcoasthd's epic post at GMI General Motors (-2.4%) Ford Motor Company (-3.4%) FCA (+1.7%) Toyota Motor Sales (+4.9%) American Honda (-5.3%) Nissan N.A. (-2.7%) Subaru of America (+10.4%) Mazda N.A. (-8.0%) Hyundai USA (+12.0%) Kia Motors...

Inside autos: Ford satisfaction at 84% in study - FreePress Posted: April 18, 2010 BRENT SNAVELY ...Bennie Fowler, Ford's group vice president of global quality, said Ford has fresh data that show Ford's customer satisfaction is improving. Ford's customer satisfaction scores are higher than...

Social Media Marketing Takes Auto Industry by Storm - WardsAuto By Byron Pope, WardsAuto.com, Feb 22, 2010 9:54 AM Social media websites, once an outlet for technophiles to share their innermost thoughts, daily occurrences and personal photos with the online community, are attracting the...

via Stéphane Dumas @ GMI... NOT WHO YOU MIGHT THINK: Three Troubled Brands: Shocks Linger in the Aftermath of the Detroit Auto Show. - AutoExtremist By Peter M. De Lorenzo January 20, 2010 Detroit. Having had time to reflect on what went on at Cobo Hall last week, it’s clear to me that some...