Toyota, Honda, Subaru post July sales gains as Detroit 3 abandon monthly reports

Incentive spending projections for July were mixed, with J.D. Power estimating average spiffs on new vehicles rose to $4,074 from $3,849 while ALG estimates that discounts dropped 2.6 percent to $3,671. (DAVID PHILLIPS)

August 01, 2019 10:30 AM

Honda, Toyota, Subaru, Hyundai and Kia posted higher U.S. sales in July while Nissan and Mazda fell in the first monthly sales report without a Detroit 3 participant.

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