Toyota Motor Corporation

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Among the 20 best-selling cars of August, the Toyota RAV4 posted the highest growth in sales.
The once invincible Toyota Prius has struggled recently. Perhaps the number of competitors has become too large.
New light vehicle sales in August reached a total of 1.58 million units, well above the forecasts from Kelley Blue Book and Edmunds.com.
In the back and forth that is the luxury car sales lead in the United States, Mercedes was a narrow winner in August.
Volkswagen's U.S. sales in August were barely above those of Mazda, which usually is considered a third-tier brand.
General Motors continues to sell more cars than any other maker, despite millions of recalls.
To help improve Silverado sales, Chevy has offered big discounts. The Labor Day period is no exception.
The merger between Fiat and Chrysler has avoided its latest challenge and now appears on its way to an initial public offering in New York as early as October.
Volkswagen's August sales are expected to drop more than 8%, continuing a trend that has gone on for over two years.
Automakers will report U.S. August new car sales next week, but an early estimate from Kelley Blue Book has sales declining.
Mercedes tops American Customer Satisfaction Index for the second year in a row.
Chrysler and its brands often rank at the bottom of car quality surveys. This has not affected sales.
Industry analysts are starting to make their own projections on what August will hold for new car sales figures.
Kelley Blue Book recently asked: If NASCAR drivers raced in everyday cars sold at dealerships, which model would perform best in the Sprint Cup Series?
courtesy of General MotorsThe Labor Day holiday is still two weeks away, but that is not interfering with automakers’ plans to clear out this year’s models to make way for the new 2015 versions....