Truck dominates the car sales in America

News24xx.com -Based on one report from CNBC, gasoline used in sedan is more wasteful than pickup, crossover, and SUV. As a result, society, especially in America began to shift in choosing a daily car.

Reported by CNBC, the Big Three automaker in Detroit (Ford, General Motors, Fiat Chrysler) ten years ago was able to sell more passenger cars (in this case sedan) than trucks in America. The comparison is 51:49. Then, last year the situation shifted, the proportion being 35:65 for trucks (pickup).

So, at this level LMC Automotive estimated trucks (including pickups, crossovers, and SUVs) will reach about 90 percent in the American automotive market by 2022.

He also estimates that GM's domestic sales (General Motors) will consist of 85 percent of trucks (with only 16 models left for cars). While Ford is higher, at 90 percent. Fiat Chrysler will also focus almost entirely on truck models with 97 percent capacity. It can be said, sedan cars will 'die' on this state.

Still based on CNBC, it is because consumers are now more focused choice of buying vehicles on other factors such as immensity and more. Then, the increase in technology on the truck make the car is capable for driving better and low fuel consumption.

After all, automakers think that selling a sedan should be less profitable. Like Ford for example, who could earn an average of USD 4,500 from EcoSport rather than Fiesta (USD 2,500).

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