[HD-Fatboy]

A small blurb from the Detroit Auto News

http://www.automotivedigest.com/view_art.asp?articlesID=14578

and

http://www.detnews.com/2004/autosinsider/0412/31/C08-46806.htm

I just hope Brent Dewar is correct.

 

[Bimota Guy]

January 2005 deliveries: 860 (24 sales days)
January 2004 deliveries: 948 (26 sales days)
Net result is down 1.7% on a per day basis GM Investor's Site Source

December 2004 deliveries were 1,110. GM Investor's Site Source

Below graph from 2nd article in the above post. I assume the September spike is due to the 2005 being released. It would be interesting to know the breakdown of 2004 vs 2005 model counts after that point.

 

[Guest]

Did you see the small graphic above the article depicting an SSR beside 2 40's or 50's vehicles. I would like to get a much larger picture.

 

[beer100]

I'd like to see one of those graphs for any of several other convertables. It may be just wishfull supposing on my part but it strikes me that drop tops sell best in the springtime.

 

[RISSR]

Did you see the small graphic above the article depicting an SSR beside 2 40's or 50's vehicles. I would like to get a much larger picture.

Is this what you are looking for. It was a concept drawing for the HHR.

 

[Guest]

Thats It!

Anyone know how I can get an enlarged graphic? Can anyone identify the last car on the right? :seeya

 

[Bill Scott]

I think that would be the original suburban

 

[RISSR]

I think that would be the original suburban

from 1949

 

[WOW_FCTR]

Hhr

For those of you wondering about the HHR

http://www.seriouswheels.com/top-2006-Chevy-HHR-2LT.htm