GM, Ford Motor and Stellantis — also called the Detroit Three — could see their combined market share dip to around 36% in the quarter
Why are they pretending that a company from the Netherlands is a US auto maker?
GM, Ford Motor and Stellantis — also called the Detroit Three — could see their combined market share dip to around 36% in the quarter
Why are they pretending that a company from the Netherlands is a US auto maker?
Are Hybrids that popular that they would cause any real shift in the market?
$4.43 a gallon in September, according to AAA, compared with $3.20 a year earlier.
Holy shit did this idiot fuck the whole world. I knew it was bad but never actually looked up the numbers. America should really be broken up into 2+ different countries.
So we can have two morons ruining things? Ehhh. I like when it's just one moron I have to hate. But I see your point.
If you want another holy shit moment, go look at what's happened to the price of diesel -- which is rather important for shipping basically everything...
We hit a rather disturbing milestone in California last month: https://fortune.com/2026/09/10/9-999-maxed-out-california-diesel-prices-overwhelm-pump-displays/ -- and we hit the highest recorded average price nationally of $6.5276/gallon about a week ago according to this source.
Shit is absolutely fucked right now.
I have a constant desire to buy a 500 gallon tank and fill it with diesel to help with the inevitable (I'm expecting) no fuel signs at the pump.
that's a high price there?! wtf we pay twice that here on the other side of the atlantic
I listed prices in USD per gallon -- converting: 2.35 euros per liter (the alarming price showing up in California -- a state where we literally pump oil out of the ground) seems low to you?!
I don’t think they care. I think at this point they just want to sell high margin SUVs and trucks, and to leave the other market segments to other manufacturers. Ford doesn’t even sell sedans in the US anymore. They’ve decided cars like hybrid sedans and econoboxes don’t make them enough money.
That's a nicely padded number. Since we're seeing how surveillance cameras got really popular; we're about to see how popular having that in cars is going to be.
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