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August Sales: Will Cash For Clunkers Help Autumn Numbers? 
Motor Trend Blog | Tue, Sep 1
DETROIT - Ford Motor Company's August sales were up 17 percent (21 percent retail) over August 2008. Toyota Motor was up 10.5 percent and American Honda rose 14.2 percent. Like last month, Toyota outsold Ford in the United States, 225,088 to 176,323 (not including Volvo). General Motors' sal...
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