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·I've put together this chart to keep track of month to month sales of the Lambdas.

HMMMM...I DONT THINK SO. REMEMBER THEY ARE MAKING 3 DIFF CARS OUT OF ONE PLANT. WHEN THEY STARTED MAKING THE ACADIA THERE WERE ONLY 2.admin said:It's hard to say. I think it's going to depend on whether they start up the third shift at the Lansing Delta plant. With only 2 shifts running, Don told us they can only produce about 17,500 Lambdas/month. If this trend keeps up, they'll be selling in the 17,000 range by June.
I THINK IT DEPENDS ON WHETHER YOU WANT THE SPORTY/CASUAL LOOK (ACADIA) OR IF YOU WANT THE CLASSY/LUXURY LOOK (ENCLAVE). AS FOR ME, IM GOING FOR THE ENCLAVE FOR A CLASSY/LUXURIOUS LADY :sunny: ;D :angel:zman said:I think the Enclave has a more polarizing look. My gut tells me the Acadia will continue to outsell the Enclave, but what do I know.
I HAVE POSTED THE WEBSITE ADDY IN OTHER FORUMS...HOPE ITS OK....admin said:If unique new visitors to a website were any indication, I'd have to say the Enclave is getting more attention right now, based on my forum stats. Obviously, acadiaforum.net gets TON more page views, since it has 8 times the number of users, but I can also keep track of first time unique visitors and enclaveforum.net is currently pulling in THREE times the number of those as the acadiaforum! Now maybe that has something to do with it just about to enter production and getting a lot of press. Still, it's very impressive.
I recently read an article where the Buick will be the lowest production vehicle of the three Lambdas. I do remember reading that the Acadia would be about 50%...but maybe the Outlook at 30% and the Enclave at 20%. I'll try to find that article and link it up.admin said:The assembly line only moves so fast. Don Willem (a member who works at the plant) said they can produce about 17,520, without overtime. They have to decide how to divide those up between 3 cars now, instead of two. I believe the percentages he gave were
50% Acadia
30% Enclave
20% Outlook
Adding an extra car to the assembly line doesn't change how many they can produce in a given time period.