h2ouup2

Looks like Ford is still winning the Full Size truck battle.

GMC (Chevy, GMC, Cadillac) is a close second when combined.

Here is a break down of the sales YTD (June)

Ford F-Series 301,141
Chevrolet Silverado 194,508
Ram Trucks 138,581
GMC Sierra 72,945
Toyota Tundra 45,111
Chevrolet Avalanche 11,002
Nissan Titan 10,679
Honda Ridgeline 7,269
Cadillac Escalade EXT 814
GMC Totals 279,269


Looks like Ford sells 38+% of all Full size trucks sold, and RAM had the largest growth TY vs LY at almost 24% growth.


Just a little FYI

XtraLargeTall

Only 814 Cadillac Escalades? What's the point in even making em?

Keep up the good work Ford

kozal01

iTrader: (2)

GM is catching up! Too bad it still takes them 4 different brand names to sell that many.

jaconn02

Why pay 65k when you can get a fully loaded suburban for like 48k, same vehicle.

Hunttman01

We used to have a Yukon denali.. same thing as a caddy... But got it a lot cheaper.

Call-_Me-Jordan

Why doesn't gm combine all their brands?

Hunttman01

They probably think they make more money this way. Ford is guilty of it too... Lincoln, and formerly mercury too

Call-_Me-Jordan

But it'd cut on cost if they had only chevy's right?

TheWhiteBeast

If the Tundra were as good as its' owners claim, wouldn't they sell more than 45000?

f150skidoo

Probably because there god awfully ugly and out of date compared to the f150.