Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Reuters: Private Equity: TABLE-April U.S. light vehicle sales by major automakers

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TABLE-April U.S. light vehicle sales by major automakers
May 1st 2012, 14:04

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Tue May 1, 2012 10:04am EDT

  The following are U.S. auto sales results for the month of April  reported so far on Tuesday by top-selling automakers.               U.S. Auto Sales For April 2012                    AUTOMAKER             APRIL     LAST YR   PCT CHNG   1    General Motors      213,387     232,538       -8.2   2    Ford Motor          180,350     189,778       -5.0   3    Chrysler            141,165     117,225       20.4   4    Volkswagen           37,525      28,542       31.5                                                                  TOTAL               572,427     568,083        0.8                                                                                                                            AUTOMAKER               YTD    YTD 2011   PCT CHNG   1    General Motors      821,707     825,083       -0.4   2    Ford Motor          719,597     686,498        4.8   3    Chrysler            539,216     404,175       33.4   4    Volkswagen          131,898      95,581       38.0                                                                  TOTAL             2,212,418   2,011,337       10.0                    SOURCE: Autodata Corp and Reuters calculations  

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