US: Light vehicle market to advance to 13.6m in 2012 – Edmunds
Author: Dave Leggett | 20 December 2011
Analysts at Edmunds forecast that an estimated 13.6m new cars and trucks will be sold in the US in 2012. They believe that pent-up demand will drive the market up despite concerns over the slow pace of US economic growth.
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