[Mr. Wyndham]

MarketWatch

GM 36.99, +0.94, +2.6%) , feeling no significant impact from a two-day strike last month, reported sales of 334,974 light vehicles in the U.S. during September. That's up from 334,025 a year ago due mostly to a strong showing from its new line of full-size pickups and SUVs.
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<IMG class=pixelTracking height=1 width=1 border=0 _extended="true">TM 117.88, -0.87, -0.7%) , as expected, posted a 4.4% decline to 222,950 cars and trucks, down from 213,043 a year ago. The monthly decline is Toyota's third in a row with analysts attributing the hiccup more to last year's torrid growth than any longer-term issues.

My day has brightened.