Saturday, April 6, 2013

U.S. Markets 3/2013 Closing the first quarter with flourishes

U.S. car market grew stronger in March than 3%, to 1.45 million vehicles sold through major demand put on pickup lines and crossovers. According to statistics, this is the month of the total market turnover highest since 8/2007 with consumption record 1.48 million vehicles - the time before the world economy into crisis last comprehensive for 6 consecutive years and is still not fully recovered.
 
Despite slightly lower than previously expected growth of the top 10 experts Bloomberg, an increase of 3% to reflect quite accurately the market place and establish a good foundation for early season sales, By tradition, the spring is "barometer design" marks the beginning of the selling season nam.Ket both a quarter over 2013, noted the market's positive response and demand side indicators confidence of American consumers continue recovery is one important indicator for trends in general economic recovery.
General Motors and Ford Motor - 2 of America's leading motherboard manufacturers have had to be an end quite successfully for the first quarter increased by 6.4% and 5.7% growth in March, while Chrysler Group increased by 5%. Toyota and Nissan Motor pity accept modest sales growth in the top 10 hitters at 1%. Thankfully, Honda Motor salvage sad 1 month relative to the major automobile manufacturers in Japan while reaping record growth of 7.1%, thanks to huge demand concentrated form Accord reconstruction version 2013.

 
Asian Automakers winded At the end of March, the number of big, GM, Ford, Toyota, Chrysler and Volkswagen increased its market share over the same period last year, which Ford has the largest increase, from 15.5% to 16.2 %. On the other side trend, 2 Asian automakers Nissan and Hyundai-Kia is the top leading market share decline. In case of Nissan decline was quite unexpected and unfortunate by manufacturers from Japan in recent years stable development with many positive achievements. Particularly Honda remained at 9.2%.

 
At the world's No. 1 automaker Toyota, although sales of the Lexus division has transformed well as up to 15%, but the decline of the 2nd month in a row Camry has not helped the Japanese automaker to maintain style degrees of success in March. Meanwhile Toyota's rival General Motors is just undergone months of the best business since 2008. Cadillac is GM's biggest highlights of the month at the finishing line with sales growth of 50%, followed by Buick GMC increased 37% and 12%.
 
At Ford, although the volume of distribution of Ford brand increased approximately 30%, but decreased 23% due to Lincoln, that overall the whole group sales rose 7%. The selling model for the month include the Ford F-series pickup line, Fusion sedan and mid-size crossover.
 
Ram went in the top 10 hottest cars in the month

 
Sales of the Ram pickup boomed 25% to 33 831 units became most impressive event on the American car market in March. The record increase of Ram contributes significantly increase sales of parent company Chrysler car rolled up 5% level in the context of traditional Jeep vehicles crashed in October 6th consecutive decline at 13%.
 
In addition, in Table 10 vehicles in March grossing are still familiar faces like the Ford Explorer (up 40.5%), Honda Accord (up 36.4%) and Hyundai Elantra (up 32.9%) .
 
3/2013, is a witness quite a fierce competition on the plug-in vehicle segment. Nissan Leaf, Chevy Volt car later in the race last year, sales set a new record surprises when sold 2,236 vehicles in March alone, which is 4 times the 2012 total sales. Meanwhile, GM's Chevy division lost advantage by entering the transition phase while simultaneously launching a series of new models like the Chevrolet Silverado 2014, Chevy Malibu, 2013, and 2014 Corvette Stingray.

 
Conclusion

 
According to some analysts, the positive results in the auto market in March with a small contribution of the signal flourishes on personal financial situation in the U.S. and the increased risk from taxes on personal income who was eased somewhat after the federal budget negotiations in Washington.
 
Also, in a recent interview, Paul Taylor - chief economist of the National Automobile Dealers Association said in America the weather turn cold into the last days of March in many parts of the country can be will spur more buying decisions of potential customers.

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