TABLE-Honda December U.S. vehicle sales off 34.7 pct

Mon Jan 5, 2009 2:39pm EST
 
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 Jan 5 (Reuters) - Following are Honda Motor Co Ltd (7267.T)
U.S. sales of cars and light trucks in December 2008 versus the
same year-earlier month and for the full year 2008.
                        Dec 2008       Dec 2007    % Change
 All Vehicles                86,085        131,792      -34.7%
 Domestic Car                40,642         54,174      -25.0%
 Domestic Truck              30,629         43,373      -29.4%
 Import Car                  10,276         19,012      -45.9%
 Import Truck                 4,538         15,233      -70.2%
 Dom+Imp Cars                50,918         73,186      -30.4%
 Dom+Imp Trucks              35,167         58,606      -40.0%
 Domestic Vehicles           71,271         97,547      -26.9%
 Imported Vehicles           14,814         34,245      -56.7%
                  Full Year 2008           2007    % Change
 All Vehicles             1,428,765      1,551,542       -8.2%
 Domestic Car               661,736        706,504       -6.6%
 Domestic Truck             444,263        476,297       -7.0%
 Import Car                 215,967        175,711       22.5%
 Import Truck               106,799        193,030      -44.9%
 Dom+Imp Cars               877,703        882,215       -0.8%
 Dom+Imp Trucks             551,062        669,327      -17.9%
 Domestic Vehicles        1,105,999      1,182,801       -6.8%
 Imported Vehicles          322,766        368,741      -12.8%
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 Percent changes are based on the daily sales rate and
reflect 26 selling days in December vs. 26 in the month last
year, and 308 in 2008 vs. 307 in 2007.





 
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