THE U.S. AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY: 

MONTHLY REPORT ON SELECTED 

ECONOMIC INDICATORS 

Report to the Subcommittee on,Trade, 

Committee on Ways and Means, 

on Investigation. No 332-136 

Under Section 332 

of the Tariff Act of 1930 

USITC PUBLICATION 1219 

F RUARY 1982 

mad States International Trade Commission / Washington, D.C. 20436 

THE U.S. AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY: 

MONTHLY REPORT ON SELECTED 

ECONOMIC INDICATORS 

Report to the Subcommittee on,Trade, 

Committee on Ways and Means, 

on Investigation. No 332-136 

Under Section 332 

of the Tariff Act of 1930 

USITC PUBLICATION 1219 

F RUARY 1982 

mad States International Trade Commission / Washington, D.C. 20436 
UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION 

COMMISSIONERS 

Bill Alberger, Chairman 

Michael J. Calhoun, Vice Chairman 

Paula Stern 

Alfred E Eckes 

Eugene J. Frank 

Kenneth R. Mason, Secretary to the Commission 

This report was prepared principally by 

Jim McElroy and Charles West 

Machinery and Equipment Division 

Office of Industries 

Norris A. Lynch, Director 

Address all communications to 

Office of the Secretary 

United States International Trade Commission 

Washington, D.C. 20436 

UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION 

COMMISSIONERS 

Bill Alberger, Chairman 

Michael J. Calhoun, Vice Chairman 

Paula Stern 

Alfred E Eckes 

Eugene J. Frank 

Kenneth R. Mason, Secretary to the Commission 

This report was prepared principally by 

Jim McElroy and Charles West 

Machinery and Equipment Division 

Office of Industries 

Norris A. Lynch, Director 

Address all communications to 

Office of the Secretary 

United States International Trade Commission 

Washington, D.C. 20436 
CONTENTS 

Page 

Tables 

1. New passenger automobiles: U.S. retail sales of domestic production, 

production, inventory, days' supply, and employment, by specified 

periods, 1980, 1981 and 1982 1 

2. New passenger automobiles: U.S. imports for consumption, by principal 

sources and specified periods, 1980 and 1981 2 

3. Lightweight automobile trucks and bodies and cab/chassis for lightweight automobile trucks: U.S. imports for consumption, by 

principal sources and specified periods, 1980 and 1981 

4. New passenger automobiles: U.S. exports of domestic merchandise, 

by principal markets and specified periods, 1980 and 1981 4 

5. Lightweight automobile trucks and bodies and cab/chassis for lightweight automobile trucks: U.S. exports of domestic merchandise, 

by principal markets and specified periods, 1980 and 1981 5 

6. New passenger automobiles: Sales of domestic and imported passenger 

automobiles and sales of imported passenger automobiles as a percent 

of total U.S. sales, by specified periods, 1981 and 1982 6 

7. New passenger automobiles: Price indexes, by specified periods, 

1980 and 1981 6 

B. New passenger automobiles: Retail price changes in the U.S. market, 

during January 1982 7 

9. Manufacturers' suggested retail prices of selected U.S. and Japanese 

automobiles, April 1981-February 1982 8 

CONTENTS 

Page 

Tables 

1. New passenger automobiles: U.S. retail sales of domestic production, 

production, inventory, days' supply, and employment, by specified 

periods, 1980, 1981 and 1982 1 

2. New passenger automobiles: U.S. imports for consumption, by principal 

sources and specified periods, 1980 and 1981 2 

3. Lightweight automobile trucks and bodies and cab/chassis for lightweight automobile trucks: U.S. imports for consumption, by 

principal sources and specified periods, 1980 and 1981 

4. New passenger automobiles: U.S. exports of domestic merchandise, 

by principal markets and specified periods, 1980 and 1981 4 

5. Lightweight automobile trucks and bodies and cab/chassis for lightweight automobile trucks: U.S. exports of domestic merchandise, 

by principal markets and specified periods, 1980 and 1981 5 

6. New passenger automobiles: Sales of domestic and imported passenger 

automobiles and sales of imported passenger automobiles as a percent 

of total U.S. sales, by specified periods, 1981 and 1982 6 

7. New passenger automobiles: Price indexes, by specified periods, 

1980 and 1981 6 

B. New passenger automobiles: Retail price changes in the U.S. market, 

during January 1982 7 

9. Manufacturers' suggested retail prices of selected U.S. and Japanese 

automobiles, April 1981-February 1982 8 

1 

Table 1.--New passenger automobiles: U.S. retail sales of domestic 

production, production, inventory, days' supply, and employment, by 

specified periods, 1980, 1981 and 1982 

(In thousands of units; thousands of employees) 

1981 and 1982 1980 and 1981 

Item 

Retail sales of domes—: 

tic production: • 

Subcompact 

Compact 

Intermediate 

Standard 

Luxury 

Total 

Production: 

Subcompact 

Compact 

Intermediate 

Standard 

Luxury 

Total 

Inventory: 

Subcompact 

Compact 

Intermediate 

Standard 

Luxury 

Total 

Days' supply: 2/ 

Subcompact 

Comp 

in 

Luxury 

Total 

Employment: 3/ 

Total employees : 4/ 705 : 

Production workers : 47 523 : 

Layoffs 7/ : — 213 : 

97 : 

66 : 

112 : 

42 : 

22 : 

338 : 

456 : 

358 : 

421 : 

169 : 

87 : 

1,490 : 

117 : 

76 : 

84 : 

69 : 

58 : 

83 : 

1981— : Jan. : Feb. 1980- 

1982 : 1981 : Jan.1981 

1,636 : 121 : 1,665 

1,494 : 113 : 1,651 

1,709 : 139 : 1,820 

937 : 74 : 1,065 

328 : 23 : 317 

6,104 : 470 : 6,518 

5/ 667 : 1/ 

3/ 487 : 

229 : 

68 : 

48 : 

68 : 

45 : 

29 : 

257 : 

448 : 

350 : 

435 : 

157 : 

81 : 

1,471 : 

178 : 

105 : 

104 : 

79 : 

67 : 

107 : 

1/ 

r/ 

1/ 

1/ 

 1/ 

1/ 

1/ 

1/ 

1/ 

1/ 

1/ 

1,823 : 

1,515 : 

1,548 : 

797 : 

347 : 

6,029 : 

96 : 1,873 

122 : 1,647 

127 : 1,483 

78 : 851 

33 : 307 

455 : 6,161 

• 322 : 1/ 

432 : T.7 

462 : 17 

170 : 

62 : Ti 

1,448 : 1/ 

87 : 1/ 

96 : 

92 : 17 

72 : 17 

57 : Ti 

80 : 1/ 

• 

: 6/ 750 : 1/ 

67 559 : 

: 198 : -17/ 

Dec. : Jan. : Feb. 

1981 : 1982 : Jan. 

84 : 95 : 

79 : 84 : 

103 : 107 : 

65 : 59 : 

26 : 23 : 

358 : 368 : 

1/ Not applicable. 

2/ Days' supply is an average for each class size which is determined by 

dividing total inventory by the previous month's retail sales. 

3/ Employment data are for SIC 371 (motor vehicles and motor vehicle 

e qlipment). 

4/ Data are for November 1981. 

5 / Data are for December 1981. 

6 / Data are for December 1980. 

7 / Layoffs are the number of UAW members on indefinite layoff as of the end 

of each specified period. 

Source: Retail sales, production, and days' supply, Ward's Auto Information 

Bank; inventory, Automotive News;and employment, U.S. Department of Labor. 

Note.--Because of rounding, figures may not add to totals shown. 

1 

Table 1.--New passenger automobiles: U.S. retail sales of domestic 

production, production, inventory, days' supply, and employment, by 

specified periods, 1980, 1981 and 1982 

(In thousands of units; thousands of employees) 

1981 and 1982 1980 and 1981 

Item 

Retail sales of domes—: 

tic production: • 

Subcompact 

Compact 

Intermediate 

Standard 

Luxury 

Total 

Production: 

Subcompact 

Compact 

Intermediate 

Standard 

Luxury 

Total 

Inventory: 

Subcompact 

Compact 

Intermediate 

Standard 

Luxury 

Total 

Days' supply: 2/ 

Subcompact 

Comp 

in 

Luxury 

Total 

Employment: 3/ 

Total employees : 4/ 705 : 

Production workers : 47 523 : 

Layoffs 7/ : — 213 : 

97 : 

66 : 

112 : 

42 : 

22 : 

338 : 

456 : 

358 : 

421 : 

169 : 

87 : 

1,490 : 

117 : 

76 : 

84 : 

69 : 

58 : 

83 : 

1981— : Jan. : Feb. 1980- 

1982 : 1981 : Jan.1981 

1,636 : 121 : 1,665 

1,494 : 113 : 1,651 

1,709 : 139 : 1,820 

937 : 74 : 1,065 

328 : 23 : 317 

6,104 : 470 : 6,518 

5/ 667 : 1/ 

3/ 487 : 

229 : 

68 : 

48 : 

68 : 

45 : 

29 : 

257 : 

448 : 

350 : 

435 : 

157 : 

81 : 

1,471 : 

178 : 

105 : 

104 : 

79 : 

67 : 

107 : 

1/ 

r/ 

1/ 

1/ 

 1/ 

1/ 

1/ 

1/ 

1/ 

1/ 

1/ 

1,823 : 

1,515 : 

1,548 : 

797 : 

347 : 

6,029 : 

96 : 1,873 

122 : 1,647 

127 : 1,483 

78 : 851 

33 : 307 

455 : 6,161 

• 322 : 1/ 

432 : T.7 

462 : 17 

170 : 

62 : Ti 

1,448 : 1/ 

87 : 1/ 

96 : 

92 : 17 

72 : 17 

57 : Ti 

80 : 1/ 

• 

: 6/ 750 : 1/ 

67 559 : 

: 198 : -17/ 

Dec. : Jan. : Feb. 

1981 : 1982 : Jan. 

84 : 95 : 

79 : 84 : 

103 : 107 : 

65 : 59 : 

26 : 23 : 

358 : 368 : 

1/ Not applicable. 

2/ Days' supply is an average for each class size which is determined by 

dividing total inventory by the previous month's retail sales. 

3/ Employment data are for SIC 371 (motor vehicles and motor vehicle 

e qlipment). 

4/ Data are for November 1981. 

5 / Data are for December 1981. 

6 / Data are for December 1980. 

7 / Layoffs are the number of UAW members on indefinite layoff as of the end 

of each specified period. 

Source: Retail sales, production, and days' supply, Ward's Auto Information 

Bank; inventory, Automotive News;and employment, U.S. Department of Labor. 

Note.--Because of rounding, figures may not add to totals shown. 

1
2 

Table 2.--New passenger automobiles: U.S. imports for consumption, 

by principal sources and specified periods, 1980 and 1981 1/ 

1981 2/ 1980 

Source 

Nov. Dec. Jan.-Dec. Dec. . Jan.-Dec. 

Quantity (units) 

: : : • .: 

Japan . 120,920 : 138,399 : 1,911,525 : 145,174 : 1,991,50: 

Canada 58,911 : 45,701 : 563,943 : 49,889 : 628,3Y 

West Germany . 19,453 : 31,466 : 234,052 : 22,966 : 338,71, 

Sweden . 5,784 : 5,644 : 68,042 : 4,720 : 61,49: 

Italy : 1,120 : 2,196 : 21,635 : 3,042 : 46,89 

United Kingdom 1,542 : 2,633 : 12,728 : 737 : 32,51c 

France . 2,462 : 3,863 : 42,476 : 6,506 : 47,38' 

Finland . - : - : - : - : 1, 22 ' 

All other 503 : 431 : 1,884 : 8 : 1,94 

Total 210,695 : 230,333 : 2,856,285 : 233,042 : 3,150,01: 

Value (1,000 dollars) 

: : • .: 

Japan 642,112 : 734,726 : 9,491,229 : 669,763 : 

Canada 485,363 : 371,530 : 4,268,013 : 364,426 : 

West Germany 231,199 : 335,839 : 2,623,315 : 233,811 : 

8,228,79 

. 

• 

Italy 10,666 : 17,201 : 175,834 : 18,920 : 

33: 4 72 6 98 835 , b 29 ;9' 1 : Swe en 51,788 : 51,812 : 568,917 : 37,260 : d

327, 81 ' . 

United Kingdom 32,275 : 53,207 : 251,173 : 17,161 : 29120 9

France • 15,514 : 23,525 : 283,120 : 44,825 : 

Finland . - : - : - : - : 

• 

Total : 1,478,275 : 1,595,401 : 17,694,595 : 1,386,237 : 16,675'1' 

 eta include imports into Puerto Rico; January-December 1981 import data : 7;1 47: 

8,858 : 7 561 : 32 994 : 71 : All other 

-ae Volkswagens assembled in the United States; however, all other data 

U.S.-built Volkswagens. 

2/ July-December 1981 data include new TSUSA number 692.1005. 

Source: Compiled from official statistics of the U.S. Department of Commerce• 

of rrsilnAirs, Fi not the totals shown. 

2 

Table 2.--New passenger automobiles: U.S. imports for consumption, 

by principal sources and specified periods, 1980 and 1981 1/ 

1981 2/ 1980 

Source 

Nov. Dec. Jan.-Dec. Dec. . Jan.-Dec. 

Quantity (units) 

: : : • .: 

Japan . 120,920 : 138,399 : 1,911,525 : 145,174 : 1,991,50: 

Canada 58,911 : 45,701 : 563,943 : 49,889 : 628,3Y 

West Germany . 19,453 : 31,466 : 234,052 : 22,966 : 338,71, 

Sweden . 5,784 : 5,644 : 68,042 : 4,720 : 61,49: 

Italy : 1,120 : 2,196 : 21,635 : 3,042 : 46,89 

United Kingdom 1,542 : 2,633 : 12,728 : 737 : 32,51c 

France . 2,462 : 3,863 : 42,476 : 6,506 : 47,38' 

Finland . - : - : - : - : 1, 22 ' 

All other 503 : 431 : 1,884 : 8 : 1,94 

Total 210,695 : 230,333 : 2,856,285 : 233,042 : 3,150,01: 

Value (1,000 dollars) 

: : • .: 

Japan 642,112 : 734,726 : 9,491,229 : 669,763 : 

Canada 485,363 : 371,530 : 4,268,013 : 364,426 : 

West Germany 231,199 : 335,839 : 2,623,315 : 233,811 : 

8,228,79 

. 

• 

Italy 10,666 : 17,201 : 175,834 : 18,920 : 

33: 4 72 6 98 835 , b 29 ;9' 1 : Swe en 51,788 : 51,812 : 568,917 : 37,260 : d

327, 81 ' . 

United Kingdom 32,275 : 53,207 : 251,173 : 17,161 : 29120 9

France • 15,514 : 23,525 : 283,120 : 44,825 : 

Finland . - : - : - : - : 

• 

Total : 1,478,275 : 1,595,401 : 17,694,595 : 1,386,237 : 16,675'1' 

 eta include imports into Puerto Rico; January-December 1981 import data : 7;1 47: 

8,858 : 7 561 : 32 994 : 71 : All other 

-ae Volkswagens assembled in the United States; however, all other data 

U.S.-built Volkswagens. 

2/ July-December 1981 data include new TSUSA number 692.1005. 

Source: Compiled from official statistics of the U.S. Department of Commerce• 

of rrsilnAirs, Fi not the totals shown. 

2
3 

Table 3.--Lightweight automobile trucks 1/ and bodies and cab/chassis for lightweight 

automobile trucks: U.S. imports for consumption, by principal sources and 

specified periods, 1980 and 1981 2/ 

Source 

1981 1980 

Nov. Dec. Jan.-Dec. Dec. Jan.-Dec. 

Japan 

Canada 

All other 

Total 

Japan 

Canada 

All other 

Total 

Quantity (units) 3/ 

. 

• 

. 

30,266 

29,096 

4 

: 

: 

: 

41,038 : 455,376 : 

18,779 : 229,944 : 

442 : 3,656 : 

22,405 : 

18,957 : 

238 : 

480,245 

197,550 

3,298 

59,366 : 60,259 : 688,976 : 41,600 : 681,093 

Value (1,000 dollars) 

. 

. 

. 

124,205 

225,899 

185 

: 

: 

: 

301,830 : 1,837,695 : 

11,609 : 1,638,863 : 

1,610 : 48,339 : 

87,895 : 

125,444 : 

4,422 : 

1,606,481 

1,176,726 

61,069 

. 350,289 : 315,049 : 3,527,897 : 217,761 : 2,844,276 

1/ Defined as not over 10,000 pounds gvw. 

2/ Partially estimated; all data include imports into Puerto Rico. 

3/ Quantity data include complete trucks and cab/chassis, but exclude bodies. 

Source: Compiled from official statistics of the U.S. Department of Commerce. 

Note.--Because of rounding, figures may not add to the totals shown. 

3 

Table 3.--Lightweight automobile trucks 1/ and bodies and cab/chassis for lightweight 

automobile trucks: U.S. imports for consumption, by principal sources and 

specified periods, 1980 and 1981 2/ 

Source 

1981 1980 

Nov. Dec. Jan.-Dec. Dec. Jan.-Dec. 

Japan 

Canada 

All other 

Total 

Japan 

Canada 

All other 

Total 

Quantity (units) 3/ 

. 

• 

. 

30,266 

29,096 

4 

: 

: 

: 

41,038 : 455,376 : 

18,779 : 229,944 : 

442 : 3,656 : 

22,405 : 

18,957 : 

238 : 

480,245 

197,550 

3,298 

59,366 : 60,259 : 688,976 : 41,600 : 681,093 

Value (1,000 dollars) 

. 

. 

. 

124,205 

225,899 

185 

: 

: 

: 

301,830 : 1,837,695 : 

11,609 : 1,638,863 : 

1,610 : 48,339 : 

87,895 : 

125,444 : 

4,422 : 

1,606,481 

1,176,726 

61,069 

. 350,289 : 315,049 : 3,527,897 : 217,761 : 2,844,276 

1/ Defined as not over 10,000 pounds gvw. 

2/ Partially estimated; all data include imports into Puerto Rico. 

3/ Quantity data include complete trucks and cab/chassis, but exclude bodies. 

Source: Compiled from official statistics of the U.S. Department of Commerce. 

Note.--Because of rounding, figures may not add to the totals shown. 

3
4 

Table 4.--New passenger automobiles: U.S. exports of domestic merchandise, by 

principal markets and specified periods, 1980 and 1981 1/ 

Market 

1981 1980 

Nov. Dec. Jan.-Dec. Dec. Jan.-Dec. 

Quantity (units) 

Canada . 

Saudi Arabia . 

Kuwait . 

Japan . 

West Germany . 

Belgium . 

Venezuela . 

Switzerland . All other 

24,800 

1,393 

866 

138 

134 

82 

464 

13 

2,168 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

22,224 

2,579 

912 

239 

229 

41 

360 

6 

2,812 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

411,106 

12,797 

8,330 

3,929 

3,285 

1,956 

7,571 

1,401 

26,925 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

32,291 

2,105 

1,456 

385 

279 

170 

3,654 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

532,775 

21,441 

14,023 

6,537 

9 4, 67 

4,992 

3,490 

3,636 

19,496 

Total . 30,058 : 29,402 : 477,300 : 40,988 : 611,357 

Value (1,000 dollars) 

Canada 

Saudi Arabia 

Kuwait 

Japan 

West Germany 

Belgium 

Venezuela 

Switzerland 

All other 

183,700 

19,618 

10,029 

1,860 

1,490 

931 

4,528 

169 

20,994 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

162,086 

35,814 

11,047 

2,975 

494 

3,367 

62 

29 , 871 

: 

: 

: 

: 

 : 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

2,766,435 

163,926 

89,150 

43,745 

30,368 

16,092 

68,811 

11,709 

278 656 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

223,095 

26,347 

15,858 

3,794 

2,381 

1,328 

3,505 

1,749 

31 050 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

3,294,77 209333: 

132,780 

48507 

33,936 

30,122 

25,408 

197 373 

Tom . - - 243,319 : 247,899 : 3,468,892 : 309,107 : 3,919, 374 

estimatcd. 

Source: Compiled from official statistics of the U.S. Department of Commerce. 

Note.--Because of rounding, figures may not add to the totals shown. 

4 

Table 4.--New passenger automobiles: U.S. exports of domestic merchandise, by 

principal markets and specified periods, 1980 and 1981 1/ 

Market 

1981 1980 

Nov. Dec. Jan.-Dec. Dec. Jan.-Dec. 

Quantity (units) 

Canada . 

Saudi Arabia . 

Kuwait . 

Japan . 

West Germany . 

Belgium . 

Venezuela . 

Switzerland . All other 

24,800 

1,393 

866 

138 

134 

82 

464 

13 

2,168 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

22,224 

2,579 

912 

239 

229 

41 

360 

6 

2,812 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

411,106 

12,797 

8,330 

3,929 

3,285 

1,956 

7,571 

1,401 

26,925 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

32,291 

2,105 

1,456 

385 

279 

170 

3,654 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

532,775 

21,441 

14,023 

6,537 

9 4, 67 

4,992 

3,490 

3,636 

19,496 

Total . 30,058 : 29,402 : 477,300 : 40,988 : 611,357 

Value (1,000 dollars) 

Canada 

Saudi Arabia 

Kuwait 

Japan 

West Germany 

Belgium 

Venezuela 

Switzerland 

All other 

183,700 

19,618 

10,029 

1,860 

1,490 

931 

4,528 

169 

20,994 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

162,086 

35,814 

11,047 

2,975 

494 

3,367 

62 

29 , 871 

: 

: 

: 

: 

 : 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

2,766,435 

163,926 

89,150 

43,745 

30,368 

16,092 

68,811 

11,709 

278 656 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

223,095 

26,347 

15,858 

3,794 

2,381 

1,328 

3,505 

1,749 

31 050 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

3,294,77 209333: 

132,780 

48507 

33,936 

30,122 

25,408 

197 373 

Tom . - - 243,319 : 247,899 : 3,468,892 : 309,107 : 3,919, 374 

estimatcd. 

Source: Compiled from official statistics of the U.S. Department of Commerce. 

Note.--Because of rounding, figures may not add to the totals shown. 

4
Market 

Canada 

Saudi Arabia 

Argentina 

Kuwait 

Ecuador 

Venezuela 

Mexico 

Colombia 

All other 

Total 

I

Canada 

Saudi Arabia 

Argentina 

Kuwait 

Ecuador 

Venezuela 

Mexico 

Colombia 

All other-- 

T 

5 

Table 5.--Lightweight automobile trucks 1/ and bodies and cab/chassis for lightweight automobile trucks: U.S. exports of domestic merchandise, by principal 

markets and specified periods, 1980 and 1981 2/ 

1981 1980 

Nov. Dec. Jan.-Dec. Dec. Jan.-Dec. 

Quantity (units) 3/ 

3,423 

1,441 

4 

139 

109 

243 

418 

71 

1,291 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

2,987 : 

844 : 

1 : 

285 : 

138 : 

218 : 

148 : 

56 : 

1,508 : 

56,126 

24,540 

4,106 

3,409 

2,543 

3,831 

3,942 

1,248 

23,308 

• .

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

4,393 

2,245 

1,14 4273175 

341 

320 

2,121 267 

: 

: 

: 

: 

42,490 

27,886 

11,138 

5,252 

4,462 

3,094 

3,244 

1,311 

25,208 

7,139 : 6,185 : 123,053 : 11,405 : 124,085 

Value (1,000 dollars) 

23,753 

14,279 

42 

1,292 

879 

2,013 

3,816 

621 

"13,345 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

• 

21,025 : 

9,980 : 

2 : 

2,676 : 

1,213 : 

1,744 : 

550 : 

449 : 

15,461 : 

392,465 

209,752 

27,109 

28,936 

19,994 

33,653 

30,549 

11,645 

203,204 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

39,055 

17,249 

7,037 

2,049 

3,282 

2,602 

2,463 

1,102 

18,292 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

273,136 

192,757 

66,134 

36,063 

32,729 

26,046 

23,512 

12,476 

201,295 

- - 60,040 : 53,100 ' : 957,307 : 93,131 : 864,148 

-Led as not over 10,000 pounds gvw. 

y Partially estimated. 

.3../ Quantity data include complete trucks and cab/chassis, but exclude bodies. 

Source: Compiled from official statistics of the U.S. Department of Commerce. 

Market 

Canada 

Saudi Arabia 

Argentina 

Kuwait 

Ecuador 

Venezuela 

Mexico 

Colombia 

All other 

Total 

I

Canada 

Saudi Arabia 

Argentina 

Kuwait 

Ecuador 

Venezuela 

Mexico 

Colombia 

All other-- 

T 

5 

Table 5.--Lightweight automobile trucks 1/ and bodies and cab/chassis for lightweight automobile trucks: U.S. exports of domestic merchandise, by principal 

markets and specified periods, 1980 and 1981 2/ 

1981 1980 

Nov. Dec. Jan.-Dec. Dec. Jan.-Dec. 

Quantity (units) 3/ 

3,423 

1,441 

4 

139 

109 

243 

418 

71 

1,291 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

2,987 : 

844 : 

1 : 

285 : 

138 : 

218 : 

148 : 

56 : 

1,508 : 

56,126 

24,540 

4,106 

3,409 

2,543 

3,831 

3,942 

1,248 

23,308 

• .

: 

: 

: 

: 

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-Led as not over 10,000 pounds gvw. 

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.3../ Quantity data include complete trucks and cab/chassis, but exclude bodies. 

Source: Compiled from official statistics of the U.S. Department of Commerce. 

5
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sales to 

• total sales 

6 

Table 6.--New passenger automobiles: Sales of domestic and imported passenger automobiles 1 

and sales of imported passenger automobiles as a percent of total U.S. sales, by specified 1 

 periods, 1981 and 1982 

Sales of-- 

Domestic Imported Total U.S. sales 

automobiles 1/ : automobiles 2/ : 

1982 1981 1982 • 1981 

Period 

1982 1981 • 

• 

1982 : 1981 

: : : : --Percent— 

January---: 368,138 : 469,832 : 166,172 : 177,365 : 534,310 : 647,197 : 31.1 : 27.4 

1/ Domestic automobile sales include U.S. and Canadian-built automobiles sold in the 

United States. 

2/ Does not include automobiles imported from Canada. 

Source: Automotive News. 

Table 7.--New passenger automobiles: Price indexes, by specified periods, 

1980 and 1981 

(1967 = 100) 

Item 

1981 1980 and 1981 

• November • December : Percent 

change 

: December 

: 1980 

: December 

: 1981 

: 

: 

Percent 

change 

Consumer Price : : : : 

Index: : : : : 

Unadjusted----: 195.3 : 197.0 : +0.9 : 184.5 : 197.0 : +6.8 

Seasonally . • : : : : 

art; L---: 

ice : 

194.5 : 195.8 : 

: 

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: 

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d usted----: 214.2 : 214.9 : +0.3 : 197.4 : 214.9 : +8.9 

adjusted----: 211.5 : 

Seasonally 

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Source: U.S. Department of Labor. 

Ratio of import 

• 

sales to 

• total sales 

6 

Table 6.--New passenger automobiles: Sales of domestic and imported passenger automobiles 1 

and sales of imported passenger automobiles as a percent of total U.S. sales, by specified 1 

 periods, 1981 and 1982 

Sales of-- 

Domestic Imported Total U.S. sales 

automobiles 1/ : automobiles 2/ : 

1982 1981 1982 • 1981 

Period 

1982 1981 • 

• 

1982 : 1981 

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January---: 368,138 : 469,832 : 166,172 : 177,365 : 534,310 : 647,197 : 31.1 : 27.4 

1/ Domestic automobile sales include U.S. and Canadian-built automobiles sold in the 

United States. 

2/ Does not include automobiles imported from Canada. 

Source: Automotive News. 

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(1967 = 100) 

Item 

1981 1980 and 1981 

• November • December : Percent 

change 

: December 

: 1980 

: December 

: 1981 

: 

: 

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change 

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adjusted----: 211.5 : 

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Source: U.S. Department of Labor. 

6
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Table 8.--New passenger automobiles: Retail price changes in the 

U.S. market, during January 1982 1/ 

(In dollars) 

Source and size category Retail price changes, during January 

1982 (+ or -) 

U.S. producers: 

General Motors: 

Subcompact 'no changes 

Compact no changes 

Ford Motor: 

Subcompact no changes 

Compact no changes 

Chrysler: 

Subcompact +230 to +384 

Compact +230 to +498 

European Economic Community producers: 

Subcompact +200 to +300 

Compact no changes 

Luxury -2600 

Japanese producers: 

Subcompact +180 to 455 

Compact no changes 

Luxury no changes 

if Changes do not include any rebates or dealer incentives that may 

temporarily reduce the price of certain models. 

Source: Automotive News,January 1982. 

7 

Table 8.--New passenger automobiles: Retail price changes in the 

U.S. market, during January 1982 1/ 

(In dollars) 

Source and size category Retail price changes, during January 

1982 (+ or -) 

U.S. producers: 

General Motors: 

Subcompact 'no changes 

Compact no changes 

Ford Motor: 

Subcompact no changes 

Compact no changes 

Chrysler: 

Subcompact +230 to +384 

Compact +230 to +498 

European Economic Community producers: 

Subcompact +200 to +300 

Compact no changes 

Luxury -2600 

Japanese producers: 

Subcompact +180 to 455 

Compact no changes 

Luxury no changes 

if Changes do not include any rebates or dealer incentives that may 

temporarily reduce the price of certain models. 

Source: Automotive News,January 1982. 

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