Truck Sales YTD

Car Appraisal Blog
/ Tony Rached
/ Updated on June 24, 2018

Full-Size Trucks sold in the US. January through May 2012.

Make	Model	Units Sold x1,000
Ford	F Series	246
Chevy	Silverado	160
Dodge	RAM Truck	114
GMC	Sierra	60
Toyota	Tundra	36
Nissan	Titan	8

Published on July 5, 2012

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