From the WSJ
1. Lexus LX (8 days on lot)
2. Audi A5/S5 (12 days)
3. Toyota Prius (14 days)
4. Lexus GX (15 days)
5. Buick Enclave (16 days)
6. Cadillac CTS (19 days)
7. Honda CR-V (20 days)
8. M-B C class (20 days)
9. Toyota Highlander (21 days)
10. Lexus ES (23 days)
11. Nissan Rogue (23 days)
12. Lexus GS (23 days)
13. Porche Cayenne (23 days)
14. Lexus LS (23 days)

 

wow, that's something...... 5 out of 14.... and 2 more toyota. no other company has more than 1 @+@

 

Lexus LX???

 

Really surprising is the GX and GS, wow

 

That's odd.

To think, most Lexus specials happen in December (to Remember).

 

Wow I just looked up the LX570.
It looks so much better in the pictures on lexus.com

 

LX 8 days??
sure ppl got the money to buy expensive suvs these days.

 

Dang, I sorta expected the RX to be on there. Good to see the ES though. 2 neighbors recently purchased one each. Waiting for my dad to upgrade to the new one, that way I can steal it and give him the 300

 

Not big sellers, but they don't make many of them, so supply is low . . .

 

Yes that is true, but it is still surprising that they are not sitting at dealer lots much longer

 

This is just one of the ways to measure car sales.... it also says something about the way automakers manage their inventory. Lexus and Toyota in general have tried their best to keep inventories low. Partially an extension of their Lean philosophies.

 

8 days for the LX

Both the LX's we've got so far have been gone 2 days after we got them

All the LX's the south store has got have been gone is less than 5 days.

 

Has nothing to do with inventory.

The list is about how long cars stay on dealer lots.

So when that LS or GX arrives off the truck, that is the average time it stays on the lot b4 being sold to a customer.

Now true, Lexus does a SUPERB job of keeping inventory at the best pace possible, so your dealer doesn't get screwed having 500 GXs on the lot, then having to yell on T.V about "Get a GX for $199 a month" and huge incentives offered b/c the truck is taking space for hotter selling vehicles.......






















































Leave that to the Infiniti dealer!! J/K

 

from talking to my sales, early of the year lexus is always short on cars. they just don't give dealerships a lot to sell, so although sales might be slower, cars are still in depend relatively

 

That shows you that a lot more than just Grandpa and Grandma are in Buick showrooms.