Ford, Hyundai, higher US sales in higher US sales, truck request

Auto sales for US Ford Motor and South Korea’s Hyundai Motor, companies reported as concerns on Tuesday Price increase in potential tariff He asked buyers to move fast with the purchase of cars and SUVs.

US President forced Donald Trump’s tariff policies, automotive industry, supply costs, pressure and some cars to push some cars to consumers.

Sales also gave a boost from deals for suitable apples and crossovers for suggestions and commercial trade.

Ford’s total sales rose from 190.014 to 220.959 units in May a year ago.

Detroit car manufacturer F-Series truck sales rose to 79,817 vehicles during the month.

In April, the FRADER, the automobile manufacturer also expanded discounted rates to customers who are generally allocated for employees in three parts of Mexican products.

Hyundai, 84,521 vehicles in the United States in May said there was 8 percent increase in the sale of autoSalo in the United States.

The company is concerned about the increase in consumers from a consumer in March and April, because they are concerned about the increase in potential tariff price, Hyundai Motora General Director Randy Parker, Tuesday.

Parker added that there was no decision to change the sticer prices for the brand’s vehicles.

In early April, the Price Protection Program established by a car manufacturer ended on June 2 and not extended. The program does not guarantee tag prices in new vehicles sold during the period.

“This period marks our regular annual price review,” Parker said. “We take a look at market dynamics, consumer demand, regardless of the tariffs.”