Ford and Toyota sell .... Chrysler and GM?

Turns out that Government Motors General Motors, is still struggling .... while Ford, which did not get any bailout money, is doing fine, says the WSJ:

Ford Motor Co. posted a 33% rise in December U.S. light-vehicle sales, ending a stellar year for the auto maker compared with its rivals. Ford recorded its first full-year market-share gain since 1995.
Meanwhile, Chrysler Group LLC posted a 3.7% decline compared with a year earlier and said its full-year sales were the worst the auto maker had seen in 47 years.
The largest U.S. auto maker—General Motors Co.—posted a 5.7% decline, but said its process to sell down Pontiac and Saturn inventory was ahead of schedule and reported a 2.2% increase for the four brands GM will keep after its streamlining.
Toyota Motor Corp. of Japan said its U.S. sales rose 32% to 187,860 vehicles last month.
The results underscore how the auto makers have responded to the recession that began officially in December 2007 and led to the bankruptcy filings of Chrysler and GM.

More cash for clunkers?