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With Ford truck deliveries limited by a seat shortage (also reportedly affecting lower-end Rams), FCA US beat Ford’s US sales increase by 14.7% to 13.4%. Both — along with Toyota and Nissan — were easily beaten by a resurgent General Motors, firing on nearly all cylinders to post a gain of 15.9% over last October.
Ford brand sales were up by 14.3%, but Lincoln dragged down the total with a 4.5% drop. Year to date, Ford as a whole is up 5.5%.
General Motors is not doing as well year to date with a 5.3% sales increase, but for October, Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC all posted double-digit increases, while Buick slipped by a mere 0.2% (39 cars). (...) →
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Ford brand sales were up by 14.3%, but Lincoln dragged down the total with a 4.5% drop. Year to date, Ford as a whole is up 5.5%.
General Motors is not doing as well year to date with a 5.3% sales increase, but for October, Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC all posted double-digit increases, while Buick slipped by a mere 0.2% (39 cars). (...) →
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