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Ouch. Ford truck sales drop 39.5 percent in September

Something tells me that the more fuel-efficient Ford models can't get to America soon enough for Ford dealers. The news out today is that FoMoCo's U.S. sales dropped like a Mike Gravel-thrown rock - 34 percent - in September. Truck sales were down 39.5 percent last month (22.3 percent so far in 2008) and car sales fell 19 percent in September (6.3 percent this year). While part of the problem is that Ford's gas-hungry line-up just isn't selling when gas prices are still quite high, the overall economic situation in the U.S. means that a lot of ... Read more →

Kelley Blue Book recommends maybe not selling your SUV right now Sebastian Blanco

Photo by Joguldi. Licensed under Creative Commons license 2.0. We all know that sales and values of large vehicles are slumping - just ask Nissan about their Titan pickup. But if you're driving an ...

American love affair with trucks seems to be waning Sam Abuelsamid

The days of Americans migrating from cars to ever larger pickup trucks and SUVs may finally be behind us as a perfect storm seems to be hitting the big truck segment. The combination of high fuel ...

Ouch. Ford truck sales drop 39.5 percent in September 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Something tells me that the more fuel-efficient Ford models can't get to America soon enough for Ford dealers. The news out today is that FoMoCo's U.S. sales dropped like a Mike Gravel-thrown rock - 34 percent - in September. Truck sales were down 39.5 percent last month (22.3 percent so far in ...

Kelley Blue Book recommends maybe not selling your SUV right now 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Photo by Joguldi. Licensed under Creative Commons license 2.0. We all know that sales and values of large vehicles are slumping - just ask Nissan about their Titan pickup. But if you're driving an SUV today and really hate watching the pump rack up all those dollars each time you get gas, Kelley ...

American love affair with trucks seems to be waning 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

The days of Americans migrating from cars to ever larger pickup trucks and SUVs may finally be behind us as a perfect storm seems to be hitting the big truck segment. The combination of high fuel prices and the implosion of the real estate bubble has led to full-size pickups dropping to an 11.7 ...


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