US light vehicle sales and market share for January

Tuesday, 08 February 2005 13:47:00 (GMT+3)   |  
       

US light vehicle sales and market share for January

Based on data published by Reuters, sales of US light vehicles and the corresponding market share for January 2005 are as per the following. The January 2005 results are compared with the previous year's result, with percent changes based on the daily sales rate.
 
                    January 2005       January 2004   % CHG 
Total Industry        1'063'771         1'125'973     +2.3%
Domestic Car            350'295           361'928     +4.9%
Domestic Truck          492'615           540'581     -1.3%
Import Car              147'404           142'320    +12.2%
Import Truck             73'457            81'144     -1.9%
Dom+Imp Car             497'699           504'248     +6.9%
Dom+Imp Truck           566'072           621'725     -1.4%
Dom Vehicles            842'910           902'509     +1.2%
Imp Vehicles            220'861           223'464     +7.1% 
         
Seasonally adjusted annual rate (Millions): 
                 January 2005          January 2004 
Vehicles         16.23  Share           16.38  Share
Dom. Car          5.41  33.3%            5.31  32.4%
Dom. Truck        7.60  46.8%            7.97  48.7%
Imp. Car          2.17  13.4%            1.99  12.1%
Imp. Truck        1.05   6.5%            1.11   6.8% 

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