Since its launch last year, the all-new Chevy Camaro has outsold the Ford Mustang month-over-month, stripping the Blue Oval of its muscle car sales crown. In April, Chevrolet sold a total of 9,150 Camaros, while Ford sold 5,145 Mustang. This gives the Camaro the lead for 2010 with a total 29,907 sold through April compared [Read More]

The month of March was characterized by a slew of incentives. Toyota, which is usually tight with its incentives, led the in its effort to redeem dismal sales in the past months as a result of its recall woes. The other manufacturers followed suit. The market–both buyers and autoamekrs–benefited greatly with total U.S. sales soaring [Read More]

Despite outselling the 2010 Ford Mustang month-over-month since its release in April, the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro was unable to claim the title as the top selling muscle car of 2009. Chevy sold 61,618 Camaros for the year, compared to Ford’s 66,623 Mustangs. Ford was able to hold the top spot because of a good sales [Read More]

Ford Motor Co. – including Ford, Lincoln, Mercury and Volvo brands – is quickly turning itself into a success story, announcing good news after good news ever since both Chrysler and GM filed for (and emerged from) bankruptcy. The good news continue – FoMoCo announced a sales increase of 2.4 percent for July 2009 over [Read More]