GM, Ford, Toyota see sales fall
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General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. have reported disappointing US sales, prompting the two largest US automakers to cut planned vehicle production in the fourth quarter, which could hurt profits.
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The General Motors Corporation said Thursday that high fuel prices and declining consumer confidence would be a drag on sales this year in the United States.
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Lower sales may aid GM and Ford's return to profitability.
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General Motors Corp. GM.N on Tuesday  posted a 6 percent drop in U.S. vehicle sales for December,  ending a year when it lost more than 1 percentage point of U.S.  market share.
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General Motors Corp  said on  Thursday its U.S vehicle sales fell 5.2 percent in December as  consumer demand softened amid a weak housing market and higher  gas prices.
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General Motors Corp. (GM.N: Quote, Profile, Research) and Ford Motor Co. (FN: Quote, Profile, Research) on Wednesday posted weaker US vehicle sales for October after
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Sales at Ford fell for the seventh consecutive month while General Motors gained market share but announced that it would cut production 12 percent in the fourth quarter.
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General Motors, Ford and Chrysler Group held just 50.6 percent of auto sales in the U.S. last month, their lowest ever.
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DETROIT Despite a crop of new car models and a generous supply of rebates, sales fell for Ford Motor and General Motors in November.
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Ford Motor Co.  said on Friday U.S. May vehicle sales fell 6.8 percent from a year earlier as higher gas prices and a weaker housing market hurt consumer demand and the automaker cut back on fleet sales.
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General Motors Corp.  and Ford  Motor Co.  on Tuesday said U.S. sales declined in February  as they pulled back on discounted sales to daily rental  companies.
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Ford Motor Co.'s  retail sales  of cars and light trucks fell 7 percent in November from a year  earlier, the automaker's sales manager said on Friday.
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Fordâs sales fell 9 percent in December, ending with a whimper a year that is expected to be the worst for the auto industry since 1998.
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TOKYO/DETROIT  - General Motors Corp.  on Tuesday posted a steeper-than-expected 24 percent drop in June sales, as U.S. automakers lost share to Japanese brands and overall vehicle sales sputtered in the face of high gas prices and a weak housing market.
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General Motors Corp.  posted an unexpected rise in February sales on Thursday, bucking a slump that pulled monthly U.S. auto sales lower for its struggling Detroit-based rivals, while Japan's Toyota made further market inroads.
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Ford Motor Co.  dropped from second to fourth in U.S. auto sales in November as they slid a steeper-than-expected 10 percent, while Toyota Motor Corp.'s  sales surged 16 percent to put it in the No. 2 spot.
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Higher gasoline prices and interest  rates took a toll on U.S. vehicle sales in June, with General  Motors Corp.  braced for a sharp decline from last year&#039;s  incentive-boosted numbers, analysts and executives said.