GM&#39;s Wagoner Expects US Auto Sales to Rise This Year, in 2005
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General Motors Corp. Chief Executive Rick Wagoner said he expects US auto-industry sales to rise about 2 percent to 3 percent this year and next, helped by the nation&#39;s economic growth.
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BMW celebrates record sales in Asia last year and forecasts growth of up to 15% in 2005.
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US auto sales rose 10 percent in September, led by a 25 percent gain at General Motors Corp. and increases for DaimlerChrysler AG and Toyota Motor Corp.
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Nissan Motor Co, Japan&#39;s second- biggest carmaker, said total vehicle sales in the United States next year may be similar to 2004, even as the price of petrol rises and growth slows in the world&#39;s largest economy.
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Honda Motor Co. said Wednesday that US sales rose 10.2 percent in October, boosted by higher truck sales. The automaker sold 110,502 vehicles during the month, up from 100,270 vehicles in October 2003.
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General Motors Corp. (GM.N: Quote, Profile, Research) on Wednesday raised its cash incentives by between $500 and $1,000 on most of its 2005 model year vehicles, a week
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SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- Sales for semiconductor manufacturing equipment is expected to rise sharply in 2004, but decline slightly in 2005, according to a year-end consensus forecast released late Tuesday by the industry&#39;s largest trade group.
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The car manufacturer synonymous with the U.S market is looking far further afield
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General Motors Corp  Chief Executive Rick Wagoner said on Thursday that the No. 1 U.S. automaker expects overall U.S. auto sales to hold roughly flat in 2008 with the depressed levels of 2007 even as global sales hit a new high.
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DaimlerChrysler AG said on Sunday that its global car sales for 2004 rose 2.1 percent to 3.9 million units.
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General Motors Corp. said on  Tuesday it sees the U.S. seasonally adjusted annual selling  rate for vehicles in September at 16.7 million.
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Automakers got off to a rough start in 2008, but General Motors served up a surprise on Friday with higher sales in January on strong demand for its new car models.
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Daimler&#39;s sales rose 4.7% to 188,492 vehicles from 185,535 a year ago. Year-to-date, sales were up 3% to 1.8 million, while US sales at its Mercedes-Benz unit slipped to 18,323 from 19,273.
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Sales of U.S. machine tools in 2004 will be the highest in four years with consumption poised to increase in 2005, two industry trade groups said in a report released on Sunday.
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CHICAGO _ Toyota will sell more vehicles in the United States than DaimlerChrysler by 2009 to join General Motors and Ford in a new-look Big Three, a leading industry forecaster predicts.
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Passenger vehicle sales should strengthen nearly 20 percent by the end of the decade to about 70 million vehicles annually, spurred by growth not only in developing markets but in the United States and Europe, the chief executive of BMW AG  said on Monday.
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Japan's Mazda Motor Corp. 7261.T said  on Sunday it expected its U.S. sales to grow again in 2005 on  increased brand awareness and a stronger dealer base despite  stagnant growth overall in the world's biggest car market.