Sales Numbers

[Jesda]

http://www.detnews.com/2005/au...8.htm

[The Mic]

Good to see the decrease in large vehicle sales and the rise in hybrids

[twelv]

Nissan Altima owns you lol

[rousie13]

Go Honda Civic.....well until the 06 models come out....that motor will last forever due to yours truely.

[elwesso]

Wow the altima kicked everyone's butt...

It does look golden...

THe small SUV is really becoming more popular... I think we'll have about 10 years more tops of SUVs and then move onto something else.....

[rousie13]

The new Altima SER is pretty damn sweet looking and nice to drive.....but at $31k it was a little overpriced IMHO.

[CybeRise]

Silverado owned all, damn I wish i had one of those!

[nsrZ32]

Good to see Nissan on there, I'd rock an Altima as a daily but I wouldn't tune one....there's a million of them around here. (No offense twelv, I dig your car). But for what used to be a bland car (the old Altima) its nice to see that the redesign worked.

[elwesso]

I thought the wheels they had on there were really sharp.....

[twelv]

Good to see Nissan on there, I'd rock an Altima as a daily but I wouldn't tune one....there's a million of them around here. (No offense twelv, I dig your car). But for what used to be a bland car (the old Altima) its nice to see that the redesign worked.

None taken it is not a 300z or a 350Z which I have one of those it still scares people to see a fast non turbo car.

There are only about 1,080,000 Altimas ever made avg figure so I guess they all live around you lol

[StrangeLove]

only 1 million?

[Rex]

Funny how they list "Toyota Corolla/Matrix" together, but they don't combine the Silverado & Sierra. If they did, the F-Series wouldn't seem quite so dominate.

[twelv]

only 1 million?

avg 18,000 per month avg 216,000 per yearfor 5 years you get about 1,080,000

[Jesda]

From another forum:

RANK/VEHICLE 2004 Total 2003 Total 2003 RANK % Chng 1. Ford F-Series pickup 939,511 845,586 1 +11.1 2. Chevy Silverado-C/K pickup 680,768 684,302 2 -0.5 3. Dodge Ram pickup 427,239 440,559 3 -3.0 4. Toyota Camry 426,990 413,296 4 +3.3 5. Honda Accord 386,770 397,750 5 -2.8 6. Ford Explorer 339,333 373,118 6 -9.1 7. Toyota Corolla/Matrix 333,161 325,477 7 +2.4 8. Honda Civic 309,196 299,672 9 +3.2 9. Chevrolet Impala 290,259 267,882 10 +8.4 10. Chevrolet TrailBlazer 283,484 261,334 11 +8.5 11. Ford Taurus 248,148 300,496 8 -17.4 12. Dodge Caravan 242,307 233,394 13 +3.8 13. Nissan Altima 235,889 201,240 17 +17.2 14. GMC Sierra pickup 213,756 196,689 19 +8.7 15. Ford Focus 208,339 229,353 14 -9.2 16. Chevrolet Cavalier 195,275 256,550 12 -23.9 17. Chevrolet Tahoe 186,161 199,065 18 -6.5 18. Ford Escape 183,430 167,678 N/A +9.4 19. Chevrolet Malibu 179,806 122,771 N/A +46.5 20. Ford Econoline 171,017 161,721 N/A +5.7