Number-crunching the Cat deal

Statistics may lie, but cold hard numbers don’t. A close reading of data compiled by Wardsauto.com on factory installations of Class 8 engines for the first four months of 2008 shed light on yesterday’s Caterpillar-Navistar deal, pointing to a heavy-duty diesel market supporting one independent engine maker, not two, as proprietary highway diesels gain market share. Analysis of the data reveals that for the first four months of this year, Caterpillar holds the #4 slot (12.5% market share) for Class 8 engines in North America (U.S., Canadian and Mexican ...

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