THE ULTIMATE CAR GUIDE

Our last feature for the best sellers of America, six out of ten vehicles in the top were trucks (the usual three pickups, which we know you...

Just like last week, the top 10 best sellers for the year 2003 are the same: half trucks (all of which were from the Detroit three), half pa...

For 2004, the top 10 best sellers were half trucks (all of which were from the Detroit three), half passenger cars (three of which wore a Ja...

Based on this list, the top 10 have passenger cars dominate with the other four being trucks (three pickups and an SUV). Yes, we all know th...

While there were 16.5 million cars sold, a slight decline of 3% faced the industry in the USA. Gas prices are starting to creep up. Twelve y...

For 2007, 16.1 million cars were sold, a slight decrease of 2 percent from the previous year. Yes, we all know that the Americans have diffe...

The year 2008 was the start of a downfall: 13.2 million cars were sold with a decline of 18 percent, high gas prices, and the collapse of th...

2009 was a troubled year for the US car market, sales fell down 21% to 10.4 million cars, the bankruptcy of two American brands, and the usa...

Fresh from the financial crisis, a full 11.5 million vehicles were sold in the USA especially that a number of brands were eliminated and To...

For the year 2011, there were 12.5 million cars driven off showrooms accross the 51 states of America. Pickup trucks are still best sellers,...