May 2011 Top 10 Pickup Truck Sales

 

From: Mike Levine
Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2011 1:36 PM
Subject: May 2011 Top 10 Pickup Truck Sales


May 2011 Top 10 Year-to-Date Pickup Truck Sales

Top 10 Pickup Truck Sales in May 2011

Rank YTD Sales YTD vs. 2010
 Year-Over-Year Monthly Sales Last 12 months
1 Ford F-Series +10.6% May 2011 42,399 Coming Soon
214,461 May 2010 49,858

2 Chevrolet Silverado +10.6% May 2011 28,409 Coming Soon
150,206 May 2010 33,690

3 Ram Trucks +31% May 2011 20,117 Coming Soon
90,536 May 2010 17,298

4 GMC Sierra +25% May 2011 10,753 Coming Soon
55,221 May 2010 11,305

5 Toyota Tacoma +5.2% May 2011 9,091 Coming Soon
44,764
 May 2010 8,630

6 Toyota Tundra -11.6% May 2011 4,307 Coming Soon
33,233 May 2010 8,491

7 Ford Ranger -2.6% May 2011 5,713 Coming Soon
23,544 May 2010 6,651

8 Nissan Frontier +22.6% May 2011 4,674 Coming Soon
19,010 May 2010 3,739

9 Chevrolet Colorado +34% May 2011 2,944 Coming Soon
13,104 May 2010 2,535

10 Nissan Titan -24% May 2011 1,160 Coming Soon
7,231 May 2010 2,063

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