Whoa, fabulous questions --learned a lot!
<--- Here's the GDP numbers on goods production using inflation adjusted 2009 dollars.
When I saw how it came out ten times the sales numbers I had to dig a bit and as far as I can tell the production numbers double count all the costs along the way (from raw matls, to refining, parts manufacturing, assembly, etc.) but the sales is the dollar amount of the final transaction.
That's my guess, it's hard to beat the info out of these clowns.
Anyway, fwiw all this stuff comes from the Fed data site; for the gdp I wandered a bit w/ the BEA site which is where the fed gets their GDP numbers but for me the Fed's site is easier to use for making a graph.