Ford Transit Connect Sales Lose Segment Share In Q4 2022
A potential sign that the Transit Connect is showing its age.
Read More »A potential sign that the Transit Connect is showing its age.
Read More »The pickup is reportedly destined for South America.
Read More »Accounting for 37 percent segment share.
Read More »In spite of packing less power and a heftier price tag.
Read More »But combined sales of GM's Silverado and Sierra was higher.
Read More »An idea Ford has been exploring for years now.
Read More »Bearing some interesting features.
Read More »Posting the lowest decrease in sales volume in its segment.
Read More »In spite of its lighter weight.
Read More »Another rugged pickup arrives in a fast-growing segment.
Read More »The decade-old engine will be discontinued in January.
Read More »The list contains both ICE and all-electric vehicles.
Read More »The small van segment loses another entry.
Read More »It was also the only model in its segment to post an uptick in sales volume.
Read More »Accounting for an eight percent segment share.
Read More »Bucking the segment trend.
Read More »Rising to a dominant 63 percent segment share.
Read More »The Laramie-trimmed pickup is a direct rival to the F-150 PowerBoost.
Read More »The Super Duty rival is slated to receive some fresh upgrades.
Read More »Accounting for 16 percent segment share.
Read More »Which electrified pickup comes out on top?
Read More »With an astounding 80 percent segment share.
Read More »The future model is sporting a different look up front.
Read More »The winner of this comparison might come as a surprise.
Read More »Ram will be late to the EV pickup party, but it plans to use that delay to its advantage.
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