[bwilson4web]

Hi,

This comes out once per month, more of a total market, hybrid only view:

http://www.hybridcars.com/hybrid-sal...dashboard.html

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But hybrids are showing signs of life nonetheless, and are leading the recovery for some manufacturers. Ford, which experienced the lowest sales decline of any major automaker in May, attributed its sales success in part to its growing family of hybrid models, including the new Fusion sedan. More than 10 percent of Ford Fusions sold in June were hybrid versions, lifting Fusion sales to just 35 units below those of the Camry Hybrid. Another bright spot last month was Prius sales, which rose 10 percent from last year’s levels as dealers cleared remaining 2009 models from their lots and initiated sales of the redesigned 2010 version. So far, demand for the new Prius is strong, with less than a 10-day supply of the new hybrid available on dealer lots.
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There are other reports that show hybrids relative to all vehicles such as www.greencarcongress.com. 'Dashboard' complements by giving more detailed, hybrid-to-hybrid numbers.

greencarcongress said:

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Reported sales of hybrids in the US increased 5.2% by volume in June 2009 year-on-year to 26,205 units, representing 3% of new vehicles sold—marking the highest monthly new vehicle share since April 2008, and the fourth straight month of increasing share. For the first half of 2009, hybrids held a 2.6% new vehicle share.
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Bob Wilson