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As it was revealed, the auto industry is concerned about the new fuel economy standards, which are going to be even tighter soon. So far, automakers have been able to meet tougher emissions and fuel economy standards. It will be more difficult soon, as between 2018 and 2025 these standards will be much tougher. According to the research made at the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI), the US new-vehicle fuel economy decreases in June. The market share of SUVs and pickup trucks rose, while new hybrid, plug-in hybrid, electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles...
It seems to us that people have finally realized the importance of light trucks, and SUV's considering this month the auto sales have risen thanks to these cars. Across, the industry June sales hit a new record for the month, rising 7.4% to 191,088 on an annual basis. It's incredibly important to notice that the sales on trucks, SUV's and vans have grown not for 4-5% but for 14% at one time, which of course is a big step for automakers. Yeah, of course we are deeply sad for the sedans sales considering they fell 2.9% but even that didn't change the thing that we stepped into an...
This summer we can already determine the best-selling cars of June. Automakers released June U.S. sales of new cars and trucks on Friday. If you are ready to buy a new car, you can use this data to decide, what vehicle is most popular in U.S. and what is the best car you can choose for your comfort and safety. The sales of the industry's perennial leader, Ford F-Series, have increased 28.6 percent. This number is the largest so far, so we can say that the Ford F-Series is an obvious leader of this race. It is its 5th double-digit sales increase over the past year. The ...
Isn't this year a good one for U.S auto sales? Well, even if many surveys and predictions put the industry under the question “will it work this time”, it seems like we are halfway to another record year. As the first half of the year has finished we've come to get some positive results, the 2016 auto sales are up 1.4% from a year ago. Isn't it a sign that the market is reaching a plateau after rebounding from the depths of recession with six consecutive years of hefty growth? It's important to notice that considering all the negative expectations every y...
The past few years have been a great time for the U.S. car dealers, while manufacturers haven't had it quite so good as retailers. At the same time many auto dealers complained they were often short of the products their customers wanted to buy, and it's pertinent to notice in this context that the factories still make too many vehicles for which there's no demand. Things are going to change soon in the U.S. economy, which will make sales even more exciting for dealers and manufacturers. The American car business will become more dicey for globa...
