32 Years in a row
32 Years in a row
http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2009/01...-series-f.html

After battling high fuel prices in the first half of the year and a terrible economy in the second, the Ford F-Series pickup finished 2008 as the best-selling vehicle in the country for the 32nd year in a row.
Made up of both light- and heavy-duty sales volume, total F-Series sales totaled 515,513 units. That figure is down 25.4 percent from a year earlier, but the F-Series still beat the Chevrolet Silverado (465,065 units), Toyota Camry (436,617 units), Honda Accord (372,789 units), Toyota Corolla (351,007 units) and Honda Civic (339,289 units).
F-Series sales were helped by the launch of the new 2009 F-150. The 2009 F-150 accounted for 8,600 of total F-Series sales in December, an increase of 84 percent compared with November 2008.

Originally Posted by Pickuptrucks.com
After battling high fuel prices in the first half of the year and a terrible economy in the second, the Ford F-Series pickup finished 2008 as the best-selling vehicle in the country for the 32nd year in a row.
Made up of both light- and heavy-duty sales volume, total F-Series sales totaled 515,513 units. That figure is down 25.4 percent from a year earlier, but the F-Series still beat the Chevrolet Silverado (465,065 units), Toyota Camry (436,617 units), Honda Accord (372,789 units), Toyota Corolla (351,007 units) and Honda Civic (339,289 units).
F-Series sales were helped by the launch of the new 2009 F-150. The 2009 F-150 accounted for 8,600 of total F-Series sales in December, an increase of 84 percent compared with November 2008.




