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Back, to back months of GM bucking the trend. While toyota has been down both months. Things are really gooding good.

Not all fleet sales are bad. In fact some are very good. If GM learns where and when to sale to flreet, they can do just fine. But if the statement about their rental fleet sales are up by 24%, that is not very good at all.

It wouldn't take much for sales to be up over any month of 2006. The tundra had fallen to near death in 2006. As others pointed out, the sales are down, and down big over the July 2007 sales.

Looks like maybe all the hype about the tundra topping the GMC was short lived. Let's hope so anyway...... Now if we could see a sustained decline for the next 20 years, we can all be happy.

It sure is starting off on a bad note for GM. Just 72,000 more then toyota now. toyota goes up every freakin month, while GM is all over the place. They have a good month then half a dozen bad ones.

Ford has been out sold by toyota 3 of the last 4 months. It looks to be over for Ford, and now GM is clearly in toyota's crosshairs.

I guess you need to either learn how to read, or at least learn how to comprehend. He said, he felt like slapping, nowhere in his post did he theaten to slap anyone. Lightin up for crying out loud!

WOW! Honda's full sized (Yea right!) pickup fell 33.4% for the month. And it's not even an old model.

Ford was in 4th place in November sales for the first time in history. DC and toyota both beat Ford.

I made this same comment a few month back on another forum, and was chastised for such a comment about toyota.

This makes the second time this year that toyota out sold Ford. Next year will more then likely get really ugly!

I think it would be nearly impossible for that thing too be any fuglier then it is in that picture. It is hideous!

I am not sure, but last month (September!) it was that there was a shortage of those and a few other vehicles, I expect that October had the same problem.

How do you know Nov won't sale 267K this year? Do you know something no one else does?

It didn't take consumers long to forget about high fuel prices GM, and Ford seen huge gains in full size SUV's in October 06. (It's hard to believe that $2.25 a gallon is considered cheap now )