Ford (F) November Sales Crush Expectations, Q1 Production Guidance Calls for 11% Increase
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U.S. Auto Sales Show Growth Across the Board in Nov.; Small Cars Bolster Gains (F) (GM) (TM)
December 3, 2012 12:09 PM ESTAutomakers are mixed on the session following updates on November sales results issued earlier by most of the big names.
Ford (NYSE: F) came out swinging after reporting a 6.5 percent increase in light truck and passenger car sales for the month. The Street was expecting a gain of just 2.4 percent. Unsurprisingly, Ford sold more smaller autos in the month as... More
