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February 2015 U.S. Truck Sales – Toyota Tundra Improves Again
Another month is in the books for 2015 and the sales numbers are now out. While some companies will claim poor weather had an effect on their sales, let’s take a closer look at the numbers and draw some conclusions. Like is Ram maxing out demand? Will GM ever consolidate their numbers to show how much they are trouncing Ford? Toyota continues to see sales increases and nobody seems to care.
Toyota continues to sell more Tundra pickups each month keeping up with the growing industry.
June 2014 U.S. Truck Sales – Toyota Tundra Slips
The numbers are out for truck sales in June, 2014. Leading the segment are Ram and the Nissan Frontier. The Toyota Tundra had nearly a 1k unit slip. Is demand finally starting to wan?
The Toyota Tundra had a slow month of June with posting a small drop. Is demand finally slowing?
Toyota Tundra April 2014 Sales Report – Up Again
Another month passed and once again Toyota Tundra sales are strong. While the spring thaw has helped almost every truck maker to post better sales, Toyota’s continued surge means the critics were wrong – customers like this new truck.
The Toyota Tundra continues its sales streak of double digit increases.
Toyota Tundra January 2014 Sales Up – Others Down
Toyota has reported their January 2014 vehicles sales and the Toyota Tundra was up over the previous year. With an assortment of the others showing sales drops, this could mean demand was actually much greater than the sales report shows. Much of the downswing is blamed on cold weather.
The Toyota Tundra’s January 2014 sales were up, while much of the competition was down. This tells us that demand is quite strong.
Toyota Tundra Sales Right on Track – November 2013
Toyota released its sales results for November 2013 today, December 3, and the Tundra is meeting its goals. Can it sustain the momentum or is the sales trend just a result of a hot truck market?
Toyota has the sales of its fullsize truck right on track where it wanted it.
