Ford sales move ahead in Western Pennsylvania

Greater Pittsburgh Auto Dealers Association in its latest new-vehicle registrations report


Kim Leonard, PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW With the exception of Ford, domestic automakers are continuing to lose market share in Western Pennsylvania.

General Motors brands still claim the biggest share of sales in the region at 21.1 percent for the year through May. But that's down 4.1 percent from the same period a year ago, says the Greater Pittsburgh Auto Dealers Association in its latest new-vehicle registrations report. Chrysler lost 2.6 percent, for a market share that now stands at 8.1 percent. More...

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