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Subscribe to this threadGM releases global sales numbers for 2007, in dead heat with Toyota
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Koko @ Jan 23rd 2008 10:13AM
Nice to see good news for a change.
Andrew @ Jan 23rd 2008 10:20AM
This is not good news for GM, as they lost a LOT of market share from last year.
xxxxxxx @ Jan 23rd 2008 11:10AM
How did they lose market share when their sales were higher than last years.
And I am talking globally.
I wonder how you got that MBA.
Andrew @ Jan 23rd 2008 11:24AM
GM grew 3% while Toyota grew 6% worldwide. Break down each market, even emerging markets like China and India, and you'll notice that Toyota is growing faster than GM, thus stealing market share.
Cute, though.
xxxxxxx @ Jan 23rd 2008 1:04PM
"This is not good news for GM, as they lost a LOT of market share from last year."
Thats a very false statement and very biased towards Toyota.
Gm 3 % groth
Toyota 6%. ..
that 3% toyota gained might have been from other car companies...nobody knows yet until the other companies report ther sales also.
GM’s global market share in 2006 was 13.5% compared to 14.1% in 2005. In 2006 they sold 9.0 million and 2005
they sold 9.1 million.