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To: T L Comiskey who wrote (4385)	7/4/2006 9:16:08 AM
From: Ron	Respond to of 24235

Gosh, do I detect a trend, here? Toyota Motor Corp-TM reports June US sales up 14.4% Toyota Motor Sales reported its best-ever first-half sales in 49 years of business in the U.S. with calendar-year-to-date sales of 1,223,542. June sales of 223,018, an increase of 14.4 percent over last June, contributed to a record-setting second quarter, with sales of 678,691 units DaimlerChrysler-DCX reports June US Sales down 13% DaimlerChrysler AG reported total group sales of 206,748 passenger vehicles in the U.S. for June 2006, a 13 percent decrease compared to June 2005. Ford-F reports June US sales down 7% Ford Motor Company's U.S. sales totaled 269,404, down 7 percent. Car sales were up 7 percent, but truck sales were down 14 percent. General Motors Corp.'s GM vehicle sales tumbled 26% in June. GM said Monday it sold 407,513 light vehicles, down from 550,829 in June 2005. In particular, sales of light trucks plunged 37% to 236,019. The category, which comprises sport-utility vehicles, minivans and pickups, has suffered mightily as car buyers have thought twice about buying gas-guzzling models.