toyotafanfan
04-04-2007, 06:08 PM
March Canadian vehicle sales flat overall: GM down 18.5%, foreigners up 10.3%
Gary Norris, Canadian Press
Published: Wednesday, April 04, 2007
TORONTO (CP) - The auto industry had a flat overall Canadian sales month in March compared with a year earlier, as swelling volumes of light trucks and offshore-badged vehicles offset sliding deliveries of passenger cars and lower totals at General Motors and Ford.
General Motors of Canada sales slumped 18.5 per cent from a year ago and Ford faded 4.7 per cent but Chrysler gained 8.7 per cent and many import nameplates posted strong increases.
http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/business/story.html?id=cf81c5de-d5b6-4f6d-8602-aa45bce64024&k=79493
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NIce work by Chrysler. I like this line from GM:
"I don't like the 19 per cent, but when you dig down into the numbers the retail's where we want it to be," Comeau said."
Wow, tell that to your dealers with a straight face.
Fan
Gary Norris, Canadian Press
Published: Wednesday, April 04, 2007
TORONTO (CP) - The auto industry had a flat overall Canadian sales month in March compared with a year earlier, as swelling volumes of light trucks and offshore-badged vehicles offset sliding deliveries of passenger cars and lower totals at General Motors and Ford.
General Motors of Canada sales slumped 18.5 per cent from a year ago and Ford faded 4.7 per cent but Chrysler gained 8.7 per cent and many import nameplates posted strong increases.
http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/business/story.html?id=cf81c5de-d5b6-4f6d-8602-aa45bce64024&k=79493
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NIce work by Chrysler. I like this line from GM:
"I don't like the 19 per cent, but when you dig down into the numbers the retail's where we want it to be," Comeau said."
Wow, tell that to your dealers with a straight face.
Fan