A report shows that last month foreign made vehicles outsold those made in America, for the first time in auto history.
Automobile makers in the United States saw a 19-percent dip in their sales for the month, compared to July 2006.
Asian made vehicles accounted for about 45-percent of those sold inside the U.S.
What does it all mean?
Basically, it is a kick in the butt for American automakers. It shows them, quite matter-of-factly, that they must endeavor to solve their sales slump, through unique innovations, or face greater financial difficulties in the future, as a result.
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