Another record month for Toyota's U.S. light-truck sales was not enough to offset a decline in car volume.
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A best-ever month for light truck sales in August was not enough to offset a decline for Toyota's car sales for the month.
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Light trucks were a bright spot for both Toyota and Lexus, reflecting the sharp industry trend toward crossovers, SUVs and pickups.
Sales at Mercedes-Benz, the highest-volume U.S. luxury brand for the past two years, fell 23 percent in July after inventory shortfalls and a technical glitch handicapped dealers.
Like much of the industry, utility vehicles will continue to be the main drivers of growth for the three biggest Japanese automakers