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December and Full Year 2012 Sales Table

by Bertel Schmitt
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January 4th, 2013 5:44 AM
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“Detroit’s automakers showed December U.S. sales gains of 5 percent, slightly better than analysts’ expectations,” says Reuters, “but likely not enough to stave off market-share gains by Japanese rivals.”
And here December and full year 2012 sales results in an easy to read table, data courtesy of Automotive News [sub ].
Published January 3rd, 2013 12:06 PM
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Watching Mitsubishi slowly fade away. :-(
I've seen a couple of other sites reporting Ford sales figures of 2,168,015 for 2012. Which numbers are correct? Any idea where the discrepancy is from?