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August Sales: Detroit Booms But Can't Catch Hyundai. Honda And Toyota Still Dropping
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Edward Niedermeyer
(IC: employee)
Published: September 1st, 2011
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With GM, “Fiat Group” and Ford improving their sales volume by 16%, 23% and 9% respectively, Detroit is dominating the headlines in early August sales analysis. But Hyundai Group’s 29% is the big percentage winner, and Nissan had a good volume month as well, up 14%. But the “big two” Japanese are continuing to slide, with Honda off 6% and Toyota down 8%. Hit the jump for our developing table…
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Sorry Ed, time for you to eat your plate of crow. Would you like it baked, broiled or deep fried? Your continual dire predictions for the "Fiat Group" have proven to be completely unfounded. As for your previous assertion that the Fiat 500 might be a "dud", please note that it sold only 3 units less than the vaunted Mini Cooper, and that without a full dealer distribution network in place. Your 29% increase for the Hyundai group headline was misleading, that was for the total 8 month period, and doesn't reflect the current trend, which shows the "Fiat Group" is kicking a$$ and taking no prisoners.
So we are calling Fiat, Chrysler, and Ferrari the "Fiat Group" now? Also can somebody explain which vehicles are Dodges, Dodge/Ram, and Ram? I am confused. I know splitting off Fiat's truck/van lineup into its own brand worked well in Europe, but I really just think they should have left Dodge alone.