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Ford(F Quote) reported its smallest sales decline in 11 months, making it the country's No. 2 automaker in June and raising the possibility that it could move to the top spot.
Ford said its June sales fell by 11%, while Toyota(TM Quote) sales fell 33% and sales at General Motors(GMGMQ Quote) fell 34%.
Ford, Lincoln and Mercury sales totaled 148,153, while Toyota sales were 131,544. GM sales for Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC and Pontiac totaled 167,194. GM plans to close Pontiac, but expects to retain much of the sales volume. ...
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