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Cain's Segments: Canada Recap
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Timothy Cain
(IC: employee)
Published: December 16th, 2013
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November 2013 went down as the highest-volume November in the history of Canadian auto sales. It followed three consecutive years with November improvements.
November is traditionally not a high-volume month for automakers in Canada, and by the standards of the previous eight months, last month was no different from the norm. Nevertheless, compared with the previous year’s 126,000 November new vehicle sales, last month’s 134,000-unit result represented a massive change, a change which was brought on by all but a handful of automobile brands.Timothy Cain
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Why is Chrysler lumped in with the "Big 3" still? This is a foreign owned company...just like Toyota, Mazda, BMW, etc..
The difference between USA and Canadian sales as well as what is available is interesting. Many seem to think that we are exactly the same as Americans. The stats show some of our differences.