Here's the link:

http://autos.msn.com/advice/windowsh...e&pos=editlead

Here are the ten bestsellers, with total sales figures for the period from January through June 2003:


Ford F-Series
404,072

Chevrolet Silverado
321,992

Dodge Ram
218,301

Toyota Camry
204,317

Honda Accord
193,876

Ford Explorer
179,341

Ford Taurus
170,393

Honda Civic
153,009

Toyota Corolla
141,565

Chevrolet Impala
133,948

Source: Automaker sales figures

 

who the hell is buying Toyota Corollas?

That new Dodge Ram seems to be doing real well

 

Everybody! Many people can't afford more expensive cars. *Personally* I'd pick one over a Civic or a Cavalier...

 

The corolla is an excellent car for its class, in my opinion, the best. When they redesigned it a year or so ago, it was bigger, cheaper, and more fuel efficient than the one it replaced, and, in my opinion, it looks a lot better too. I would also take this car over a cavalier/sunfire anyday.

 

More like who the hell is buying Matrix's and Corollas, since i believe both are added to get that sales figure for the corolla. I believe the Matrix is based off the corolla. That probably explains the relatively high sales figure for the Corolla. The sales numbers reflect 2 models combined.

 

And it should.

 

I don't think this is the case. If it were true, they would also have to add in pontiac vibe sales, since the vibe is a rebadged and slightly restyled matrix.

 

If thats the case, would the Sierra be included in Silverado sales?

 

RiceEating5.0 is right the do combine the sales of both, I don't know why though, if they have differnet names then they are different models. It's like saying Chevy should combine the Silverado and Avalance, that would narrow the gap, why not throw the Tahoe and Suburban in there too.

 

Matrix sales are in fact combined into Corolla sales. The Matrix is technically the "Corolla Matrix" so it is included in Corolla sales.

 

I stand corrected.

 

if its a similar vehicle with a different name sales are combined.just like fbody sales were combined.

 

damn trucks continue to sell like crazy, the big 3 gotta be loving that. obviously the camry and accord are doing well but damn how bout the taurus and the impala?? thats nuts that they've been able to hold down top 10 slots all year so far. wonder how they'll do when the futura debuts and the impy gets a restyle or redo?

 

Fbody sales were never combined. Chevy and Pontiac always reported their own totals.

Quite often manufacturers will combine sales of two related models, but only if they're under the same marque. Silverado and Sierra aren't. Matrix and Vibe aren't. But as noted above, Matrix and Corolla are both Toyotas and are combined, as are Camry and Solara (technically Camry Solara). The only time I recall GM ever doing this was with the Corsica/Beretta (both Chevrolets).

 

They are all over boston, I never see any F bodys, I was in Houston last week and every other car was a f body, I was in heaven