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USA August 2012: Chevrolet Cruze, Sonic, Volt and Spark all set monthly records in market up 20%

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Who would have thought the US new car market would still be capable of 20% year-on-year growths? It is true this month with 1,285,202 new vehicle finding a home in the States, bringing the year-to-date total to 9,711,044 units, up 15% on 2011. A few brands lodge historical performances: Volkswagen delivers its best August sales since 1973 (that’s 39 years!), Hyundai posts its best August ever and Kia celebrates its 24th consecutive monthly sales record.

VW has its best August since 1973, when the Beetle was the brand’s best-seller

The Ford F-Series delivers its best month of the year so far at 58,201 units, up 19% year-on-year and its 13th consecutive month of year-on-year growth, with its year-to-date total now standing at 408,656 sales, up 13% on 2011. The Chevrolet Silverado snaps the 2nd spot away from the Toyota Camry thanks to 38,295 units vs. 36,720, but the Camry is still #2 year-to-date.

Tesla sold 71 Model S in the US this month

Another excellent month for the Honda Accord, now #4 both in August at 34,848 sales (+89%) and year-to-date at 218,665 (+35%) while the Ford Escape is up 5 spots on July to #5 with 28,188 units, its highest ever August score. In 6th place, the Chevrolet Cruze hits its monthly record at 25,975 sales beating the 25,160 it sold in April 2011 and one of 4 Chevrolets doing so this month with the Sonic at 8,703 units (#47), the Volt at 2,831 (#109) and the Spark at 2,630 (#114).

US sales of Lexus ES are up 92% in August

Notice also the Chevrolet Impala up 17 spots to #18, the Dodge Caravan up 20 to #19, the Lexus ES up 39 ranks on July and 92% year-on-year to #53 vs. #90 year-to-date, the Buick Verano up 7 to a best-ever #73, the VW Beetle up 8 to #96 and the Acura RDX breaking its monthly volume record for the 4th consecutive month at #107 with 2,926 sales.

Dodge Dart

Among other newcomers, the Dodge Dart takes off in August: up 294% and 74 ranks on last month to #106 at 3,045 units, the Cadillac XTS is up 12 to #127, the Scion FR-S up 11 to #136, the Acura ILX up 9 to #142, the BMW X1 lodges its very first month in the US at #205 with 576 sales and for the first time I can report sales of Tesla Model S at 71 units for a 244th position.

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Full August 2012 Top 263 Ranking Table below.

USA August 2012:

Pos Model August /11 Jul 2012 /11 Pos 2011
1 Ford F-Series 58,201 19% 1 408,656 13% 1 1
2 Chevrolet Silverado 38,295 4% 3 261,775 4% 3 2
3 Toyota Camry 36,720 22% 2 280,536 37% 2 3
4 Honda Accord 34,848 89% 4 218,665 35% 4 8
5 Ford Escape 28,188 37% 10 176,927 5% 11 11
6 Chevrolet Cruze 25,975 19% 18 154,813 -9% 16 9
7 Nissan Altima 25,889 12% 5 209,592 19% 6 5
8 Dodge Ram 25,215 19% 7 187,890 22% 9 13
9 Honda Civic 24,897 106% 6 212,483 38% 5 7
10 Toyota Corolla 24,311 48% 8 199,677 17% 7 4
11 Honda CR-V 23,877 44% 12 191,113 35% 8 14
12 Ford Fusion 21,690 21% 9 181,865 8% 10 6
13 Toyota Prius 21,111 122% 15 164,408 96% 14 22
14 Chevrolet Equinox 20,231 22% 13 151,027 17% 17 18
15 Hyundai Sonata 19,624 -5% 11 158,014 1% 15 12
16 Ford Focus 19,073 35% 16 166,950 31% 13 17
17 Hyundai Elantra 17,989 19% 14 134,270 0% 18 16
18 Chevrolet Impala 17,066 28% 35 124,920 0% 19 15
19 Dodge Caravan 16,428 35% 39 94,639 25% 28 29
20 Toyota RAV4 15,685 141% 17 120,371 36% 20 20
21 VW Jetta 15,446 6% 19 112,278 -8% 21 19
22 Chevrolet Malibu 14,495 -19% 22 168,277 5% 12 10
23 GMC Sierra 14,495 9% 28 98,545 5% 25 21
24 Kia Optima 13,949 127% 20 100,424 103% 22 54
25 Jeep Wrangler 13,293 3% 23 96,380 20% 27 33
26 Ford Explorer 13,168 33% 27 100,202 17% 23 23
27 Jeep Grand Cherokee 12,848 13% 25 99,536 32% 24 32
28 Honda Odyssey 12,750 61% 24 86,459 29% 31 34
29 Nissan Rogue 12,626 10% 21 97,657 21% 26 28
30 Toyota Tacoma 12,193 41% 26 90,696 29% 29 35
31 Chrysler 200 11,997 10% 37 90,386 81% 30 60
32 Ford Edge 11,603 23% 40 86,216 9% 32 26
33 Toyota Highlander 11,441 42% 29 79,554 21% 36 41
34 Chrysler Town & Country 11,405 30% 45 77,362 26% 40 42
35 Toyota Tundra 11,347 68% 41 65,634 21% 46 48
36 Subaru Outback 11,285 49% 38 74,621 11% 43 38
37 Mazda3 11,120 18% 42 79,674 13% 35 37
38 Nissan Sentra 10,623 32% 32 76,495 -7% 41 24
39 Honda Pilot 10,610 8% 33 75,243 5% 42 36
40 Kia Sorento 10,529 -22% 31 78,098 -12% 38 25
41 Kia Soul 10,191 48% 30 83,889 17% 34 30
42 VW Passat 10,090 3113% 43 74,162 4219% 44 247
43 Toyota Sienna 9,664 12% 34 78,285 5% 37 31
44 Nissan Versa 9,186 7% 49 77,556 30% 39 43
45 Ford Econoline 9,151 0% 44 84,990 6% 33 27
46 GMC Terrain 9,143 16% 48 63,340 12% 47 47
47 Chevrolet Sonic 8,703 new 58 57,221 new 57  -
48 Lexus RX 8,628 33% 53 60,002 16% 52 49
49 GMC Acadia 8,148 25% 50 57,698 2% 54 50
50 Dodge Avenger 7,973 26% 69 66,023 63% 45 63
51 Dodge Journey 7,922 58% 54 51,724 42% 60 71
52 Jeep Liberty 7,886 15% 46 58,028 32% 53 62
53 Lexus ES 7,557 94% 92 29,581 27% 90 100
54 Kia Forte 7,300 9% 59 54,316 -5% 58 45
55 Subaru Forester 6,956 8% 56 50,505 1% 61 53
56 Chevrolet Express 6,861 18% 36 54,005 22% 59 72
57 Chevrolet Traverse 6,743 -40% 62 61,355 -19% 50 39
58 Chevrolet Camaro 6,675 -2% 55 63,298 0% 48 40
59 Mercedes C Class 6,519 38% 64 49,868 27% 62 66
60 Ford Mustang 6,387 12% 51 62,382 21% 49 51
61 Infiniti G 6,261 13% 52 42,375 10% 69 69
62 BMW 3 Series 6,206 -29% 47 60,621 -1% 51 44
63 Buick LaCrosse 5,593 3% 88 40,486 -1% 70 67
64 Acura MDX 5,549 77% 79 33,954 18% 80 83
65 Nissan Frontier 5,464 13% 65 40,460 22% 71 82
66 Chevrolet Tahoe 5,458 -32% 60 44,785 -6% 66 58
67 Ford Taurus 5,421 9% 68 46,042 6% 65 59
68 Dodge Charger 5,419 30% 57 57,622 22% 55 52
69 Subaru Impreza 5,400 61% 66 57,580 108% 56 90
70 Hyundai Accent 5,398 2% 67 47,125 30% 64 79
71 Hyundai Tucson 5,376 29% 85 33,271 7% 82 81
72 Cadillac SRX 5,203 12% 72 35,564 2% 77 75
73 Buick Verano 5,200 new 80 25,104 new 101  -
74 Nissan Maxima 5,181 -13% 70 40,403 5% 72 74
75 Cadillac CTS 5,136 -11% 73 35,362 -5% 78 73
76 Buick Enclave 5,125 -5% 78 37,351 -5% 75 70
77 Jeep Patriot 5,056 -1% 61 43,633 12% 67 68
78 Honda Fit 5,020 27% 75 33,918 -21% 81 57
79 Chrysler 300 4,668 65% 98 48,868 158% 63 116
80 Mazda CX-5 4,665 new 82 24,904 new 102  -
81 Toyota 4Runner 4,542 26% 81 31,242 8% 84 85
82 Hyundai Santa Fe 4,524 -49% 74 43,583 -16% 68 56
83 Mercedes E Class 4,515 -20% 71 39,970 -6% 73 61
84 VW Golf 4,268 32% 87 29,158 19% 91 98
85 Chevrolet Colorado 4,222 67% 84 29,775 36% 88 102
86 Ford Fiesta 4,176 -28% 86 39,561 -26% 74 46
87 Fiat 500 4,150 34% 93 28,566 158% 92 177
88 Nissan Murano 4,095 -20% 77 35,637 4% 76 78
89 Subaru Legacy 3,872 18% 99 31,465 12% 83 88
90 Jeep Compass 3,756 -15% 83 28,368 -4% 93 91
91 Hyundai Veloster 3,708 new 106 25,318 new 99  -
92 Toyota Venza 3,687 -1% 89 27,185 3% 96 97
93 Mini 3,668 49% 91 30,289 10% 87 86
94 Kia Rio 3,602 447% 94 29,644 118% 89 123
95 BMW X5 3,568 21% 118 25,832 16% 98 103
96 VW Beetle 3,451 new 104 18,944 1718% 119 232
97 Lincoln MKZ 3,327 42% 101 20,899 9% 113 114
98 Ford Transit Connect 3,324 22% 111 22,905 12% 109 93
99 Dodge Challenger 3,311 5% 95 30,393 13% 86 92
100 Ford Expedition 3,219 -14% 108 24,532 -5% 105 95
101 Nissan Juke 3,213 -7% 103 24,901 3% 103 99
102 Acura TL 3,201 33% 114 23,612 16% 108 108
103 Audi A4 3,187 21% 97 25,195 6% 100 94
104 Kia Sportage 3,097 -27% 96 27,285 -19% 95 76
105 Chevrolet Suburban 3,093 -37% 76 30,606 10% 85 96
106 Dodge Dart 3,045 new 180 4,019 new 210  -
107 Acura RDX 2,926 157% 109 16,863 81% 125 155
108 Dodge Durango 2,884 -45% 107 27,066 -21% 97 80
109 Chevrolet Volt 2,831 837% 134 13,497 325% 138 204
110 BMW X3 2,829 19% 116 19,557 13% 117 120
111 Mercedes GLK 2,775 44% 131 16,935 12% 124 127
112 VW Tiguan 2,746 37% 102 20,652 12% 114 113
113 Ford Flex 2,635 -7% 115 21,442 13% 112 115
114 Chevrolet Spark 2,630 new 150 4,090 new 209  -
115 Lincoln MKX 2,518 28% 141 16,670 13% 126 134
116 Nissan Pathfinder 2,472 18% 112 20,337 23% 115 121
117 Chevrolet Captiva Sport 2,464 new 90 24,299 new 107  -
118 Scion tC 2,378 113% 125 15,950 2% 129 119
119 Infiniti JX35 2,378 new 126 12,102 new 147  -
120 Lexus IS 2,369 -17% 117 18,859 4% 120 118
121 Chevrolet Avalanche 2,294 28% 135 15,119 25% 132 143
122 Hyundai Genesis 2,262 -30% 100 24,347 10% 106 107
123 Mazda CX-9 2,252 -17% 129 15,339 -27% 131 106
124 Mercedes M Class 2,243 2% 136 24,659 29% 104 112
125 GMC Yukon 2,211 -38% 119 17,078 -19% 123 109
126 Cadillac Escalade 2,189 13% 127 14,741 -3% 133 126
127 Cadillac XTS 2,158 new 139 4,650 new 204  -
128 Mercedes Sprinter 2,129 15% 120 13,608 27% 137 145
129 Acura TSX 2,103 -7% 128 21,697 17% 111 111
130 VW CC 2,094 -12% 121 13,049 -40% 143 101
131 Buick Regal 2,072 -46% 137 18,684 -36% 121 84
132 Mini Countryman 2,050 219% 123 13,343 32% 140 147
133 Volvo S60 2,038 32% 130 16,418 16% 127 131
134 Honda Crosstour 2,020 42% 132 12,857 -1% 144 138
135 Audi Q5 2,007 -13% 122 17,641 15% 122 130
136 Scion FR-S 1,913 new 147 6,332 new 175  -
137 Nissan Titan 1,907 -19% 124 14,614 12% 134 140
138 Volvo XC60 1,898 101% 138 12,189 29% 146 153
139 Scion xB 1,879 5% 142 13,793 19% 136 144
140 Lexus GS 1,831 372% 146 14,563 421% 135 214
141 Toyota Avalon 1,761 -26% 145 20,102 8% 116 117
142 Acura ILX 1,733 new 151 4,392 new 206  -
143 BMW 5 Series 1,688 -61% 63 35,139 4% 79 77
144 Audi A5 1,677 27% 140 11,411 9% 154 151
145 GMC Yukon XL 1,594 -42% 105 13,388 -8% 139 139
146 Mazda6 1,592 -40% 156 28,250 36% 94 105
147 Mitsubishi Lancer 1,583 -25% 155 11,432 -21% 153 136
148 Audi A6 1,569 59% 144 11,844 112% 151 192
149 Nissan Xterra 1,550 -12% 133 12,092 5% 148 149
150 GMC Savana 1,545 73% 110 16,254 33% 128 135
151 Range Rover Sport 1,530 28% 158 9,949 7% 157 156
152 Mercedes GL Class 1,522 -12% 113 15,598 6% 130 132
153 Lexus CT 1,472 -29% 148 12,417 68% 145 189
154 Toyota Yaris 1,458 31% 157 22,700 60% 110 125
155 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport 1,361 -13% 149 10,873 -1% 156 150
156 Kia Sedona 1,360 -55% 159 13,153 -22% 142 133
157 Porsche Cayenne 1,358 54% 160 8,964 -2% 161 158
158 Toyota FJ Cruiser 1,318 15% 164 8,733 -6% 163 159
159 VW Routan 1,308 -12% 163 7,424 -20% 170 160
160 Ford Police Interceptor Sedan 1,289 new 161 5,251 new 193  -
161 Nissan Quest 1,213 3% 153 13,324 71% 141 171
162 Chevrolet Corvette 1,210 29% 167 9,219 1% 159 157
163 Nissan Armada 1,165 -14% 154 12,002 4% 149 142
164 Lexus GX 1,071 12% 177 6,772 -9% 173 164
165 VW Touareg 1,030 77% 181 6,284 50% 178 196
166 Infiniti QX56 1,026 -11% 173 8,385 7% 166 165
167 Lincoln MKS 1,019 -32% 174 8,701 12% 164 173
168 Toyota Sequoia 1,004 9% 165 8,273 5% 167 162
169 Scion xD 1,004 34% 169 7,483 13% 169 174
170 Suzuki SX4 1,003 -15% 162 8,558 2% 165 161
171 Hyundai Veracruz 963 12% 152 6,116 2% 183 184
172 Hyundai Azera 959 978% 170 5,102 284% 194 229
173 Audi Q7 951 32% 172 6,291 1% 177 180
174 Mercedes S Class 927 -5% 175 7,289 -2% 171 166
175 Mazda5 922 -30% 166 8,861 -38% 162 124
176 Honda Ridgeline 919 329% 168 9,169 59% 160 172
177 Mazda2 917 -34% 171 11,973 21% 150 154
178 Volvo XC90 867 -7% 179 6,478 -7% 174 175
179 Dodge Cargo Van 848 new 200 4,846 new 201  -
180 Mercedes CLS Class 807 5% 187 5,400 93% 189 224
181 Lexus LS 786 -4% 201 4,358 -23% 207 183
182 Nissan NV 783 19% 190 6,319 160% 176 201
183 Smart Fortwo 753 86% 178 6,281 758% 179 206
184 Chevrolet Caprice PPV 731 260% 207 2,411 573% 228 250
185 Audi A3 715 -6% 191 4,944 8% 198 194
186 Audi A7 704 0% 196 5,531 62% 187 216
187 GMC Canyon 702 -56% 183 7,063 -2% 172 185
188 Range Rover Evoque 700 new 194 5,676 new 185  -
189 Ford Police Interceptor Utility 695 new 185 3,552 new 215  -
190 Nissan LEAF 685 -50% 218 4,228 -31% 208 187
191 Infiniti M 666 -38% 189 6,259 -14% 180 167
192 Range Rover 658 -2% 186 5,490 -16% 188 176
193 Porsche Panamera 646 22% 193 5,378 15% 190 193
194 Nissan Cube 634 6% 197 5,297 -60% 192 128
195 Porsche 911 628 34% 184 6,145 44% 182 195
196 Subaru BRZ 623 new 209 2,210 new 230  -
197 Infiniti FX 608 -18% 208 5,803 -8% 184 178
198 Mitsubishi Outlander 607 -25% 192 5,306 -19% 191 179
199 Lincoln MKT 604 48% 182 4,990 47% 196 210
200 Mercedes SL Class 604 705% 212 2,628 135% 226 236
201 Lincoln Navigator 595 0% 205 4,976 0% 197 188
202 Land Rover LR4 589 -3% 203 4,885 -8% 199 186
203 VW Eos 578 -22% 202 4,799 -14% 203 191
204 Mitsubishi Galant 576 -47% 198 11,778 -9% 152 137
205 BMW X1 576 new  - 576 new 250  -
206 Mazda MX-5 560 -7% 195 4,576 8% 205 197
207 Scion iQ 548 new 199 6,189 new 181  -
208 Nissan 370Z 536 4% 188 5,663 1% 186 182
209 Volvo XC70 536 -8% 214 3,578 -4% 214 205
210 BMW X6 519 5% 228 3,614 -5% 213 203
211 Lexus LX 514 66% 225 3,388 65% 220 219
212 Jaguar XF 493 21% 210 3,951 20% 212 212
213 BMW 1 Series 477 -26% 219 5,020 -15% 195 181
214 Audi A8 470 0% 217 3,419 -9% 218 202
215 BMW 6 Series 453 119% 176 4,873 159% 200 227
216 Suzuki Kizashi 430 -25% 204 3,974 -20% 211 190
217 Jaguar XJ 426 39% 213 3,515 6% 217 198
218 Honda CR-Z 392 -47% 222 3,126 -68% 222 148
219 Suzuki Grand Vitara 381 -19% 211 3,416 0% 219 207
220 Porsche Boxster 380 118% 221 1,363 -8% 238 228
221 Mercedes SLK 373 174% 231 2,872 23% 224 230
222 Volvo C70 360 8% 224 3,530 -5% 216 199
223 Honda Insight 341 -64% 215 4,801 -63% 202 129
224 BMW 7 Series 339 -56% 143 7,639 11% 168 168
225 Dodge Caliber 332 -90% 206 9,834 -65% 158 87
226 Volvo C30 329 6% 227 1,967 -13% 232 218
227 Toyota Land Cruiser 319 136% 229 1,767 61% 233 237
228 Hyundai Equus 296 0% 220 2,643 33% 225 220
229 Volvo S80 294 -32% 232 2,442 -29% 227 208
230 Land Rover LR2 250 -25% 226 2,038 16% 231 226
231 Infiniti EX 216 -58% 233 2,227 -44% 229 200
232 Mazda CX-7 204 -95% 223 11,187 -51% 155 104
233 Audi TT 201 -13% 235 1,512 4% 235 231
234 Ford Ranger 198 -97% 216 19,053 -55% 118 65
235 Ford Crown Victoria 190 -96% 230 3,010 -92% 223 64
236 BMW Z4 180 -41% 234 1,765 -37% 234 215
237 Subaru Tribeca 157 -23% 237 1,399 -18% 237 225
238 Suzuki Equator 154 -15% 236 1,269 -10% 239 233
239 Mercedes G Class 143 9% 243 668 -24% 246 242
240 Nissan GT-R 138 23% 238 849 -15% 243 238
241 Jaguar XK 110 17% 239 1,080 -8% 240 235
242 Acura ZDX 93 15% 241 594 -48% 249 234
243 Lincoln Town Car 78 -93% 242 842 -89% 244 163
244 Tesla Model S 71 new n/a n/a n/a n/a  -
245 Mitsubishi Eclipse 70 -89% 240 1,047 -84% 241 170
246 Mercedes CL Class 64 -42% 248 490 -24% 252 244
247 Mercedes SLS AMG 51 59% 244 669 56% 245 246
248 Audi R8 46 -42% 245 604 -21% 248 243
249 Acura RL 41 0% 247 295 -68% 258 239
250 Mitsubishi i-MiEV 37 new 250 403 new 257  -
251 Dodge Nitro 34 -99% 246 3,216 -81% 221 122
252 Mitsubishi Endeavour 15 -99% 249 467 -94% 254 169
253 Mercedes R Class 14 -53% 251 1,416 -26% 236 217
254 Porsche Cayman 14 -89% 254 429 -56% 256 241
255 Cadillac DTS 11 -98% 252 460 -95% 255 141
256 Buick Lucerne 10 -99% 255 964 -94% 242 110
257 Lexus HS 7 -97% 257 633 -67% 247 221
258 Cadillac STS 7 -95% 256 156 -94% 259 209
259 Dodge Dakota 2 -100% 253 480 -95% 253 146
260 Lexus LFA 2 -50% 258 29 -27% 263 253
261 Chevrolet Aveo 1 -100% 260 59 -100% 261 89
262 Volvo S40 1 -99%  - 51 -98% 262 211
263 Honda FCX 1 n/a  - 3 new 269  -

Source: online.wsj.com, Manufacturers, many thanks to Austin for the Tesla sales figures.

Note: Prestige brands like Ferrari, Lamborghini or Rolls Royce don’t report sales data split by model in the US and therefore are not represented in this ranking.

Categories: USA
  1. classic car classifieds
    October 11th, 2012 at 21:25 | #1
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    The full numbers for monthly U.S. motorcar sales square measure out, and also the huge image appearance pretty sensible.
    Total vehicle sales for the year through the month of September rose to fourteen.87 million units versus analysts’ accord forecast of fourteen.5 million units.

  2. ant
    September 13th, 2012 at 00:46 | #2
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    ferrari sold in usa in 2011 1.750 cars and maserati 2.321 cars. in 2012 maserati comparing to 2011 is growing approx 10% no datas unfortunately about ferrari :)

  3. LM
    September 8th, 2012 at 23:46 | #3
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    @Rick
    more disgusting tbh

  4. Richard
    September 6th, 2012 at 16:36 | #4
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    as an american, it really is shocking how many light trucks there are on the road here compared to europe. it is very shocking to me though that the cruze is outselling the new focus, where I live in central kentucky (Lexington) there are probably 3 new focus models for every cruze on the streets, and very few new civics (less than the cruze by a wide margin 5:1 probably). a lot of new escapes around too, as well as mazda cx-5, not seen a single new altima on the road yet. not that many Ram trucks though, it’s kind of weird how few current gen rams there are around here.

  5. Carsitaly
    September 5th, 2012 at 19:01 | #5
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    Fiat-Chrysler sales in USA – statistics:

    http://www.carsitaly.net/fiat-car-sales_unitedstates.htm

  6. Carson
    September 5th, 2012 at 18:16 | #6
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    @Ian

    It’s not just the US. Take a look at the Aus rankings below. The Toyota Hilux is number 1 as it is in many countries in Asia and Africa.

  7. Ian
    September 5th, 2012 at 17:53 | #7
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    I meant to say pick up trucks. I am obviously not awake yet

  8. Ian
    September 5th, 2012 at 17:51 | #8
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    Quite different from Europe, the American love affair with pick up trips goes on and on

  9. Rick
    September 5th, 2012 at 17:13 | #9
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    my oh my, those F-Series…….amazing sales numbers!

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