GM, Ford and Chrysler saw healthy gains of 11%, 14% and 30%, while upstart Kia was up 41% over the same period last year. All 4 brands were bolstered by new products selling briskly despite generally low incentive spending.
Nissan has begun to rebound, up 11.4%, while Toyota and Honda have not been able to recover, both down more than 24%.
1. Ford F-Series 49,618 cars
2. Chevy Silverado 32,579 cars
3. Chevy Cruze 24,896 cars
4. Chevy Malibu 23,737 cars
5. Ford Escape 22,274 cars
6. Ford Focus 21,385 cars
7. Toyota Camry 21,375 cars
8. Ram Pickups 21,362 cars
9. Ford Fusion 20,808 cars
10. Hyundai Elantra 19,992 cars
