The Truth About Cars reports:
Speaking of April sales, American automakers and industry watchers are expecting a jump of nearly Chinese proportions when April sales will be announced on Monday. Easy: We are comparing with an April of 2009, when everybody assumed we’ll never buy a car again.
A Thomson Reuters poll of 12 economists sees U.S. April auto sales to rise more than 20 percent for a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 11.4 million units. In April 2009, SAAR stood at 9.3 million.
Bloomberg goes out on a limb and predicts that Chrysler may post a 15 percent plus, reflecting its biggest monthly gain since 2005...
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