Originally Posted by MEDISIN
FoMoCo does well with the Fusion and Explorer but gets dominated in every other category. Pickups are a whopping 0.13% difference between the two. Not only does GM sell more cars, they sell them at a higher price point.
Small Car
GM 499,111 vs FoMoCo 282,826: GM by 55%
Small/Midsize Luxury Cars
GM 84,340 vs FoMoCo 42,169: GM by 67%
Midsize Car
GM 229,884 vs FoMoCo 306,860: FoMoCo by 29%
Large Car
GM 194,227 vs FoMoCo 62,629: GM by 102%
Sporty Car
GM 122,446 vs FoMoCo 82,635: GM by 39%
Small SUV
GM 432,257 vs FoMoCo 306,212: GM by 34%
Small/Midsize Luxury SUV
GM 53,578 vs FoMoCo 41,872: GM by 25%
Midsize SUV
GM 250,215 vs FoMoCo 342,676: FoMoCo by 31%
Large SUV
GM 224,056 vs FoMoCo 44,632: GM by 134%
Large Luxury SUV
GM 30,522 vs FoMoCo 10,433: GM by 98%
Pickup
GM 752,806 vs FoMoCo 753,851: FoMoCo by 0.13%
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U.S. Sales 2014
GM 2,935,008 vs FoMoCo 2,471,315: GM by 17%
Worldwide Sales 2014
GM 9.92 million vs FoMoCo 6.32: GM by 44%
Like I said, double-digits.
LOL and GM still has the best selling small cars, large cars, sporty cars, small SUV's, large SUV's, and large luxury SUV's in America, so what's your point? GM sold more pickups in Jan 2015 than FoMoCo too. We'll see how the rest of the year unfolds.
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