Ford E-Series Sales Outperform Segment During Q1 2022
Accounting for 16 percent segment share.
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Accounting for 16 percent segment share.
Read More »Accounting for 13 percent segment share, down three percentage points.
Read More »The big SUV gets a new range-topping trim.
Read More »The General is interested in how the superior truck operates.
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The Ranger Raptor will face additional competition when it launches in the U.S. next year.
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Sales fell 32 percent on an annual basis.
Read More »Despite a 31 percent drop in sales volume.
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Earning a class-leading 37 percent segment share.
Read More »Placing the Ranger in third place in its segment.
Read More »Sales fell 32 percent on an annual basis.
Read More »The Lightning nabs top spot as most desirable electric pickup truck, eclipsing upcoming rivals such as Chevy, Tesla, and Rivian.
Read More »The results put the Ranger in third place in its segment.
Read More »The 2022 Sierra follows in the Silverado's footsteps with a host of revisions.
Read More »Segment share fell four percentage points.
Read More »The segment saw a 17 percent average growth rate during the quarter.
Read More »Segment share grew a single percentage point.
Read More »GM is reportedly aiming to overpower both the diesel Super Duty and Ram HD.
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If "Cruise" is copyright infringement, what about "Pro?"
Read More »Remaining in second place in its segment.
Read More »GM will add yet another EV pickup to its future lineup.
Read More »Securing 36 percent segment share.
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Quite an impressive sales performance.
Read More »While falling short of the Tacoma.
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