SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
WASHINGTON, DC 20549

FORM 6-K

REPORT OF FOREIGN PRIVATE ISSUER
PURSUANT TO RULE 13a-16 OR 15d-16 OF
THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934

CNH GLOBAL N.V.

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CNH GLOBAL N.V.

Form 6-K for the month of June 2007

List of Exhibits:

1.

Registrant’s Summary North American Retail Unit Sales Activity For Selected Agricultural and Construction Equipment During the Month of May and Cumulative for 5 Months 2007, and Indicators of North American Dealer Inventory Levels for Selected Agricultural Equipment at the End of April 2007 Relative to Industry Results or Levels, Compared with Prior Year Periods.

		Agricultural and Construction Equipment

CNH Global N.V.

Summary North American Retail Unit Sales Activity
For Selected Agricultural and Construction Equipment
During the Month of May and Cumulative for 5 Months 2007,
and Indicators of North American Dealer Inventory Levels for Selected Agricultural
Equipment at the End of April 2007
Relative to Industry Results or Levels, Compared with Prior Year Periods

The following table summarizes selected agricultural and construction equipment industry retail unit sales results in North America as compared with prior year periods. Industry results for the current periods are expressed as a percentage change from the prior year periods, by major product category. The percentage change reflects only industry retail unit sales results and is derived from flash, or preliminary actual, data of the U.S. Association of Equipment Manufacturers (‘AEM’) and of the Canadian Farm and Industrial Equipment Institute (‘CFIEI’).

These industry data are based on unit sales as preliminarily reported by AEM and CFIEI member companies and include most, but not all, of the equipment sold in each of the categories. The data are subject to revision from time to time and caution should be maintained when using the data for any purpose. Actual results will vary and may not be known for some time. Over time, industry results will be adjusted to reflect actual sales differences, reclassifications, or other factors. Retail unit sales will fluctuate from month to month due to several factors, including timing of new products and new product introductions, product availability, and sales programs. CNH Global N.V.’s performance for the same periods is described relative to the change in industry results.

Also included in the table are indicators of North American dealer inventory levels. Industry data are derived from the flash, or preliminary actual, data of the AEM and CFIEI and expressed as the number of months of inventory on hand, based on the simple average of the previous 12 months retail unit sales results. CNH Global N.V.’s dealer’s inventory levels for the same periods are described relative to the industry levels.

This information reflects point-in-time data that is not necessarily representative of either the market or of CNH Global N.V.’s relative performance going forward, nor does it reflect or imply any forward-looking information regarding the market or CNH Global N.V.’s relative performance in that market.

Copies of the relevant monthly Agricultural Flash reports from AEM and CFIEI follow the table.

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		SUMMARY OF NORTH AMERICAN RETAIL ACTIVITY

		Total North
		American		CNH RELATIVE PERFORMANCE
CATEGORY		INDUSTRY		(All Brands)
RETAIL UNIT SALES:
MONTH of MAY 2007
Agricultural Tractors:
under 40 horsepower (2WD)		(5.0)%		down mid single digits, equal to the industry
40 to 100 horsepower (2WD)		(0.4)%		up mid single digits, moderately better than the industry
over 100 horsepower (2WD)		+13.3%		up low double digits, in line with the industry
4 wheel drive tractors		+32.0%		up low double digits, moderately less than the industry
Sub total tractors over 40 hp		+2.8%		up high single digits, moderately better than the industry
Total Ag tractors		(2.1)%		up low single digits, slightly better than the industry
Combines		+7.1%		up triple digits, significantly more than the industry
Loader/backhoes		down low double digits		down high single digits, moderately less than the industry
Skid Steer Loaders		down low double digits		down low double digits, in line with the industry
Total Heavy				down low double digits, moderately less than the
Construction Equipment		down low double digits		industry
RETAIL UNIT SALES:
5 MONTHS 2007
Agricultural Tractors:
under 40 horsepower (2WD)		(3.6)%		down low single digits, slightly better than the industry
40 to 100 horsepower (2WD)		+6.1%		up low double digits, moderately more than the industry
over 100 horsepower (2WD)		+5.7%		up low double digits, moderately more than the industry
4 wheel drive tractors		+11.2%		up high double digits, significantly more than the industry
Sub total tractors over 40 hp		+6.2%		up low double digits, moderately more than the industry
Total Ag tractors		+0.7%		up low double digits, moderately more than the industry
Combines		+2.7%		up moderate double digits, significantly more than the industry
Loader/backhoes		down low double digits		down low double digits, slightly less than the industry
Skid Steer Loaders		down low double digits		down low double digits, moderately more than the industry
Total Heavy				down low double digits, equal to the industry
Construction Equipment		down low double digits
DEALER INVENTORIES:
END OF APRIL 2007
Agricultural Tractors:
under 40 horsepower (2WD)		6.5 months supply		1 month less than the industry
40 to 100 horsepower (2WD)		6.0 months supply		1/2 month less than the industry
over 100 horsepower (2WD)		4.1 months supply		in line with the industry
4 wheel drive tractors		3.1 months supply		1 month less than the industry
Total tractors		6.0 months supply		1 month less than the industry
Combines		2.3 months supply		1 month more than the industry

Dated: June 14, 2007

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Industry Trends

U.S. Ag Flash Reports

May 2007 Flash Report
U.S. Unit Retail Sales
(Report released 6/11/2007)

To download a PDF of this report, please click here.

Copyright, AEM. All rights reserved. If data is referenced, please acknowledge AEM as the source.

																										April 2007
		May				May								Y-T-D				Y-T-D								U.S. Field
Equipment		2007				2006				% Chg.				2007				2006				% Chg.				Inventory
Farm Wheel Tractors - 2 Wheel Drive
Under 40 HP			15,127				16,249				-6.9				51,000				53,869				-5.3				64,589
40 & Under 100 HP			7,784				7,842				-0.7				32,759				30,728				6.6				38,840
100 HP & Over			1,592				1,354				17.6				8,980				8,302				8.2				5,573
Total - 2 Wheel Drive			24,503				25,445				-3.7				92,739				92,899				-0.2				109,002
Total - 4 Wheel Drive			307				242				26.9				1,554				1,416				9.7				787
Total Farm Wheel Tractors			24,810				25,687				-3.4				94,293				94,315				0				109,789
Combines (Self-Propelled)			463				421				10.0				1,928				1,837				5.0				1,005

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These data are, in part, estimates that are subject to revisions when final detail data become available. Because of the seasonal nature of the industry, comparisons of monthly data from one period to another should be done with extreme caution. These data represent most, but not all, of the manufacturers in each product category being sold at retail in the fifty states and the District of Columbia.

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Industry Trends

Canadian Ag Flash Reports

May 2007 Flash Report Canada Unit Retail Sales
(Report released 6/11/2007)

These data are, in part, estimates that are subject to revisions when final detail data become available. Because of the seasonal nature of the industry, comparisons of monthly data from one period to another should be done with extreme caution. These data represent most, but not all, of the manufacturers in each product category being sold at retail in the Provinces of Canada.

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		May												May YTD												April
																										2007				2006
																										Canadian				Canadian
																										(Field)				(Field)
Equipment		2007				2006				% Chg.				2007				2006				% Chg.				Inventory				Inventory
Farm Wheel Tractors - 2 Wheel Drive
Under 40 HP			1,858				1,623				14.5				4,402				3,625				21.4				5,987				5,623
40 & Under 100 HP			745				720				3.5				2,659				2,646				0.5				3,313				3,229
100 HP & Over			427				428				-0.2				1,509				1,625				-7.1				1,547				1,623
Total - 2 Wheel Drive			3,030				2,771				9.3				8,570				7,896				8.5				10,847				10,475
Total - 4 Wheel Drive			89				58				53.4				389				332				17.2				173				215
Total Farm Wheel Tractors			3,119				2,829				10.3				8,959				8,228				8.9				11,020				10,690
Combines (Self-Propelled)			79				85				-7.1				316				349				-9.5				501				583

These data are, in part, estimates that are subject to revisions when final detail data become available. Because of the seasonal nature of the industry, comparisons of monthly data from one period to another should be done with extreme caution.

Ag Flash Report is updated by the 15th of the month.

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SIGNATURES

     Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned, thereunto duly authorized.

		CNH Global N.V.
		By:		/s/ Rubin J. McDougal
				Rubin J. McDougal
				Chief Financial Officer

June 14, 2007