U.S. Automakers Emerge From The Doldrums In September

All three US automakers have reported their sales figures for the month of September and the news is good across the board.

We are summarizing the automakers together this month due to the Paris Motor Show coverage but will return to the full releases next month.

US Automaker Sales Summary

Chrysler is reporting an astounding 61% sales increase for the month with the Chrysler group alone up 92% for the month.

FOMOCO sales are up an impressive 46% for the month with particularly strong SUV sales leading the way.

General Motors Still hindered a bit by sell off defunct brands posted an overall increase of 10.% for the months with core brands jumping by 22.1% for the month.

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LexSucks - 10/1/2010 12:51:35 PM

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It's all Obama's fault.

Steve - 10/1/2010 12:56:39 PM

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I'm waiting to see if this One-Month Trend carries on for several months in a row before I get excited. I recall blips like this in the past year, only to be followed by disappointment.

uaw_lax - 10/2/2010 2:38:06 AM

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Well steve you should check the past 9 months for Ford and GM. Sales and profits are up.

Collin - 10/7/2010 2:59:51 AM

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