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"Ford's Mixed 2023: Leads in Truck Sales and EV Growth Despite Strikes and Slower Overall U.S. Market Performance"

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"Ford's Mixed 2023: Leads in Truck Sales and EV Growth Despite Strikes and Slower Overall U.S. Market Performance"
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In 2023, full-size pickup trucks continued to lead U.S. auto sales, with Ford's F-Series topping the charts at 750,789 units sold, a 15% increase from 2022. Chevrolet Silverado followed with 555,148 units, and combined with GMC Sierra sales, GM sold 850,886 trucks. Ram sales dipped by 5%, while Toyota Tundra and Nissan Titan saw sales jumps of 20% and 27%, respectively. The GMC Hummer EV also saw a significant increase in sales. Despite environmental and safety concerns, the trend towards larger vehicles persists in the U.S. automotive market.

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  1. Yet Again, Full-Size Pickup Trucks Dominated U.S. Auto Sales In 2023  Jalopnik
  2. Ford reports 7.1% increase in U.S. vehicle sales  CNBC
  3. Ford secures second in US EV sales after a record Q4 in 2023  Electrek.co
  4. Ford trucks dominate while UAW strike affected sales  Detroit Free Press
  5. Ford’s stock heads for longest losing streak in more than 15 months as 2023 U.S. sales growth was about half of rival GM’s  MarketWatch

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