Chart Of The Day: America's Top 25 Nameplates In July

by Edward Niedermeyer

Published: August 17th, 2010

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SCE to AUX on Aug 17, 2010

Chrysler only has 2 entries: the Dodge Ram and the Jeep Wrangler - serious trouble there. EVs like the Volt or Leaf can ever make such a Top 25 list due to their poor ROI, but the treehuggers want to make it so via subsidies and negative incentives such as gasoline taxation and CAFE regulation.

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Dave M. on Aug 17, 2010
Are you trying to tell me that people who drive Fusions have more fun? Driving them? Yes, based on every review I've read.

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- Pete Zaitcev on Aug 17, 2010
  
  My experience with Fusion was mixed. It's an enormous step forward after the "soap" shaped Taurus of old, but still it's not an Accord. Its Fordesque girdth helps in some turns, but not in all. In the same time I was annoyed every time I had to park.
  
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John Horner on Aug 17, 2010

Wow, Ford's F-series stands out as the pickup truck which gained a bunch of sales. I would guess that the combination of a solid product, in-tact dealer network and the fact that some people don't want to buy from "Government Motors" all worked in Ford's favor. It is also interesting that only one minivan made the top-25 list, and it wasn't the previously always best selling Dodge Caravan. My, how the once mighty Caravan has fallen. Not very long ago, Chrysler corp got the majority of all minivan sales and everyone else fought for what was left. No mas. Noteworthy too is that the Toyota Tundra and Nissan Titan are not in the hunt.

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Ajla on Aug 17, 2010

What is the "Dodge Ram"? It's just "Ram" now. Like Cher.

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