Top-20 selling vehicles in the U.S. through March '05

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Rank Vehicle 2005 2004 ?04 Rank % Chng
1 Ford F-Series 189,408 209,021 1 -9.4
2 Chevy Silverado 159,321 147,337 2 +8.1
3 Toyota Camry 98,504 96,180 4 +2.4
4 Dodge Ram 89,057 102,845 3 -13.4
5 Toyota Corolla 81,658 75,125 7 +8.7
6 Honda Accord 77,371 83,231 5 -7.0
7 Chevy Impala 64,328 72,624 10 -11.4
8 Ford Explorer 62,586 83,602 6 -25.1
9 Nissan Altima 61,468 63,029 17 -2.5
10 Honda Civic 59,255 73,149 9 -19.0
11 Ford Taurus 55,114 68,679 8 -19.8
12 GMC Sierra 50,869 43,771 19 +16.2
13 Chevy Trailblazer 47,558 61,675 11 -22.9
14 Jeep Grand Cherokee 47,114 48,899 18 -3.7
15 Ford Focus 46,666 48,161 14 -3.1
16 Chevy Malibu 45,792 28,989 N/A +58.0
17 Ford Escape 44,099 41,194 N/A +7.1
18 Chrysler Town&Country 43,849 31,049 N/A +41.2
19 Ford Econoline 42,466 41,334 N/A +2.7
20 Ford Mustang 42,261 36,339 N/A +16.3


http://carbuying.autoblog.com/entry/1234000960038594/

 

[MikeMike]

but but but... domestics suck..but but but... why?

i wonder why GM trucks went up in market share while ford went down.

MIKE

 

[mitaiwan82]

I drive an old #6

 

[xEDIT409]

I've had the privilage of driving 3,8,10,11,13, and 17