Ford, General Motors report slow November sales, Japanese makers ...
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America&#39;s two largest automakers said they would reduce production in the first quarter of 2005 after reporting weak November sales.
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US car and truck sales are likely to rebound in December from a disappointing November, but the bulk of the gain is expected to come from Asian automakers, analysts said.
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DETROIT -- Ford's US sales dropped 19 percent in January, allowing Toyota to pass it again as the nation's number two automaker. But Ford's numbers were so bad that it was also passed by DaimlerChrysler , knocking the troubled automaker into fourth place for the month.
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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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Tokyo - Japan&#39;s top three automakers Toyota Motor, Nissan Motor and Honda Motor said on Friday that global production rose sharply in November on the back of strong overseas demand.
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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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General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co.  lost more than a sixth of their combined U.S. sales in January, and Toyota Motor Corp. extended its 20-month winning streak and claimed the No. 2 spot in the U.S. market.
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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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Toyota Motor Corp.  took the No. 2 spot in the U.S. market in November from Ford Motor Co. , which saw sales tumble by a steeper-than-expected 10 percent and slashed its production outlook, according to sales data released on Friday.
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U.S. retailers are expected to post modest November sales this week, with No. 1 retailer Wal-Mart Stores Inc.  already cutting its holiday outlook on high oil prices and warmer weather.
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General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. this week reported disappointing US sales for August, prompting the nation&#39;s two largest automakers to cut planned vehicle production in the fourth quarter, which could hurt profits.
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TOKYO/DETROIT  - General Motors Corp.  on Tuesday posted a steeper-than-expected 24 percent drop in U.S. sales in June as local automakers lost share to Toyota Motor Corp.  and other Japanese brands, and demand sputtered overall in the face of high gas prices and a weak housing market.
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Ford Motor Co. F.N on Wednesday  reported its sixth straight month of weaker vehicle sales,  prompting the second-largest U.S. automaker to further cut  production of cars and trucks, while Chrysler posted another  sales gain.
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DETROIT -- General Motors Corp. pulled ahead of Toyota Motor Corp. in global sales for the second quarter of 2007 but remained No. 2 for the first half of the year, according to preliminary figures released by the rival automakers.
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Ford posted its fourth consecutive month of weaker U.S. sales with a seven percent drop in September, while Nissan posted an 11 percent gain.
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Ford Motor Co.  on Friday said U.S. November vehicle sales fell 10 percent from a year earlier, driven by a decline in truck sales as consumers moved to more fuel-efficient options.
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G.M.âs sales were up 2.1 percent. In contrast, sales fell 12 percent at Chrysler, 2.3 percent at both Toyota and Honda, 4 percent at Ford and 7.3 percent at Nissan.