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Originally Posted by DGthe3
Last June was a bad month, GM was down a bit relative to most of the competetion but . But what matters isn't how they do next month or next year. Its how they do compared to the competition that matters the most. If they can gain market share, good job.
Incentives, GM has been offering less incentives this year than last year. So attributing the gain to incentives is a hollow argument in my mind.
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Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65
The competition...
Ford Motor Company: Up 15%, 170,900 units sold
Toyota: Up 6.8%, 140,604 units sold
Honda: Up 6.2%, 106,627 units sold
Chrysler: Up 35%, 92,482 units sold
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You know what...I'm not only going to say kudos to GM, but kudos to all the manufacturers. People are spending more...and that's what's needed. The fact that GM is doing better than before is all that matter.
And Fenwick, have I mentioned I like reading your posts?
