How low would you go?
Sometimes, when we talk about the North American car and truck market, we tend to forget about Mexico. While the majority of new vehicles for sale down there are similar to what we’ve got here in Canada (and in the US), there are several exceptions due to the population’s buying habits, but also because their rules and regulations aren’t as restrictive. Read more…
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Carscoop’s A to Z Guide to the 2012 New York Auto Show
Welcome to Carscoop’s coverage of the 2012 edition of the New York Worldwide Automobile Present, in which you will locate all the globe and North American premieres that will take location at the Jacob Javits Center. Read more…
January 2012 Sales: What the Headlines Don’t Tell You
January is typically a slump month for all sorts of retail organizations, and car product sales in January 2012 reflected the normal post-Xmas malaise. Mainstream news outlets had been offering two narratives: Overall sales were up compared to January of 2011, and the Huge Three are scoring massive numbers. (Some reservations had been made for GM, which noticed a amount of items stall.) You’ll have to pardon us for not diving headfirst into the euphoria, even though. Estimates released this week display that the growth was largely driven by fleet revenue, which increased a whopping 25 % for the mixed total revenue of the largest seven automakers in the U.S. versus final January. GM, Chrysler, and Toyota had been the worst offenders. As for the rest of the industry, read on.
