Boy, the pickup market is horrible! Ford F-150 remains the unit sales leader and Nissan Titan is bringing up the rear. Best midsize seller remains Toyota Tacoma with Chevy Colorado the worst and with Frontier only one slot above the bottom of midsizers. Frontier suffered the worst sales drop of all types at 63.1%. Practical and inexpensive li'l Ford Ranger had the least sales drop, down 18.5%. Data from pickuptrucks.com .
No. 1: Ford F-Series
334,922 -23.2% YTD
October 2009: 39,496
October 2008: 43,324
No. 2: Chevrolet Silverado
261,142 -35.1% YTD
October 2009: 31,754
October 2008: 31,689
No. 3: Dodge Ram
155,467 -27.0% YTD
October 2009: 12,262
October 2008: 17,626
No. 4: Toyota Tacoma
94,694 -25.6% YTD
October 2009: 8,921
October 2008: 10,001
No. 5: GMC Sierra
91,327 -37.0% YTD
October 2009: 11,894
October 2008: 11,256
No. 6: Toyota Tundra
64,136 -47.2% YTD
October 2009: 7,537
October 2008: 6,425
No. 7: Ford Ranger
47,826 -18.5% YTD
October 2009: 3,910
October 2008: 3,891
No. 8: Chevrolet Colorado
29,298 -38.2% YTD
October 2009: 1,732
October 2008: 2,552
No. 9: Nissan Frontier
23,420 -63.1% YTD
October 2009: 2,295
October 2008: 1,551
No. 10: Nissan Titan
15,393 -50.2% YTD
October 2009: 1,688
October 2008: 1,007
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Last edited by FitzIngarage; 11-06-2009 at 07:31 PM.
also says F-series thats a lot of trucks, I know around here a lot of places are getting new F-350s as fleet trucks, also part of why the ranger and Colorado sell well 2, dont see many toys or nissans in fleets
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Technically the worst selling midsize is the Dakota, as it isnt even in the top 10.
A very good point. I think read that Dakota will be dropped in 2011 and I guess that'll kill it's Mitsubishi clone too. I also read that 'Ram' will become a brand and that whatever truck-like vehicles are sold by Chrysler or Dodge will soon be sold soley under the Ram brand. Kinda strange wasting marketing time and money on that, like rearranging deck chairs while the ship is sinking. Jeep will remain intact as is I guess.
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A very good point. I think read that Dakota will be dropped in 2011 and I guess that'll kill it's Mitsubishi clone too. I also read that 'Ram' will become a brand and that whatever truck-like vehicles are sold by Chrysler or Dodge will soon be sold soley under the Ram brand. Kinda strange wasting marketing time and money on that, like rearranging deck chairs while the ship is sinking. Jeep will remain intact as is I guess.
ironically, having a Dodge Ram is quite a status symbol in many countries around the world. Funny how that works, eh? We want German cars and they want American trucks. I can see the logic behind the branding.
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I just thought of another brand that's missing from the above list -- the Honda Ridgeline. I'm guessing that like the Dakota, it's sales are so low that it's not on the radar screen.
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