Pos. Brand/Model Sold Country of Origin
1: Audi TT 14375 Germany
2: Mercedes SLK 9714 Germany
3: Porsche 911 8507 Germany
4: Mercedes CLK 7932 Germany
5: BMW Z4 6213 Germany
6: Porsche Boxster/Cayman 4213 Germany
7: Mercedes SL 2102 Germany
8: Opel GT 1096 Germany
9: Chrysler Crossfire 1053 United States
10: Jaguar XK 1046 United Kingdom
11: Audi R8 851 Germany
12: Nissan 350Z 501 Japan
13: Corvette C6 489 United States
14: Ferrari F430 487 Italy
15: Aston Martin V8 Vantage 373 United Kingdom
16: Ford Mustang 332 United States
17: Maserati Granturismo 281 Italy
18: Aston Martin DB9 196 United Kingdom
19: Ferrari 599 GTB 168 Italy
20: Honda S2000 149 Japan
21: Maserati Quattroporte 128 Italy
22: Morgan 92 United Kingdom
23: Lamborghini Gallardo 89 Italy
24: Wiesmann Roadster 85 Germany
25: Mercedes SLR 73 Germany
26: Maserati Coupé 69 Italy
27: Lotus Elise 68 United Kingdom
28: Cadillac XLR 56 United States
29: Exige/Europa 50 United Kingdom
30: Wiesmann GT 50 Germany
31: Ferrari 612 Scaglietti 38 Italy
32: Maserati Spyder 36 Italy
33: Aston Martin Vanquish S 31 United Kingdom
34: Dodge Viper 21 United States
35: Porsche Carrera GT 8 Germany
36: Lamborghini Murcielago 5 Italy
37: Lexus SC 2 Japan (OUCH!)

 

Interesting. Audi having positions 1 and 11 is impressive. The TT (#1) is most likely cheaper than those in slots 2-7 at least though.

 

I wouldn't say it's that impressive, like you said, number 1 is pretty cheap (as it should be) and everything after 11 is either really high priced and exotic, or 'foreign' and lacks a wide distribution network in Germany

It's pretty surprising to me to see that more than twice as many 911s are sold than Boxser/Caymans, I would have never expected that

 

"9: Chrysler Crossfire 1053 United States"

wow. didn't know they still made crossfires.

 

They still make crossfires?

 

Not surprising at all. The top eight are German cars.

 

Historically and traditionally, I believe it's always been the best seller.