June 2009 Vehicles Sales
07-09-09, 08:20 PM
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The Sub-Compact breakdown: Sales to date 2009
1) Toyota Yaris - 38,598
2) Hyundai Accent - 32,928 - Amazing and their momentum keeps growing
3) Nissan Versa - 31,869
4) Honda Fit - 29,722 - Proof that it's just too expensive - unanimous ratings say it should be #1 but it falls way short
5) MINI - 20,885
6) Chevrolet Aveo - 11,886
7) Kia Rio - 11,742
8) Kia Soul - 11,174
9) Suzuki SX4 - 10,672
10) Smart - 8,567
11) Scion xD - 5,741 - This is a superb value and should be selling way more than this
12) Nissan Cube - 3,882
13) Pontiac G3 - 1,275 - I have yet to see one and now Pontiac is dead
1) Toyota Yaris - 38,598
2) Hyundai Accent - 32,928 - Amazing and their momentum keeps growing
3) Nissan Versa - 31,869
4) Honda Fit - 29,722 - Proof that it's just too expensive - unanimous ratings say it should be #1 but it falls way short
5) MINI - 20,885
6) Chevrolet Aveo - 11,886
7) Kia Rio - 11,742
8) Kia Soul - 11,174
9) Suzuki SX4 - 10,672
10) Smart - 8,567
11) Scion xD - 5,741 - This is a superb value and should be selling way more than this
12) Nissan Cube - 3,882
13) Pontiac G3 - 1,275 - I have yet to see one and now Pontiac is dead
The Accent, wow I had no idea!! Surely the Hyundai advantage programs are really helping with sales. Kia with solid results.
The xD is a giant dud.
07-09-09, 11:15 PM
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Pure nonsense I spoke to a Toyota dealer that told me they have to turn away Tundra customers because they cannot get enough of these trucks to fill the demand for them. The reason is the factory will not produce enough of the trucks. If they would up production they would sell them.
the new tundra is a failure compared to toyota's plans. it's not a 'terrible' truck by any means, but the interior and ride quality are consistently criticized as poor.
07-11-09, 05:26 PM
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I can't think of one vehicle that Audi makes that MB doesn't have a much faster option. Appealing is a subjective quality.
MB offers a wide range of diesels as well as upcoming hybrids so, no Audi's aren't more efficient either.
Can somebody please tell me why in the world our governments gave Chryco one single dime?
They should be put out of their misery as it is very clear that nobody wants their vehicles.
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07-11-09, 06:20 PM
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07-13-09, 09:46 AM
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TOKYO, July 6 (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp's (7203.T) Prius hybrid was Japan's best-selling car in June while Honda Motor Co's (7267.T) rival Insight ranked fourth, helping the two hybrid leaders dominate the list of top-selling models.
Sales of the Prius, which was remodelled in mid-May, jumped 258 percent to 22,292 units from the year-earlier month, data from the Japan Automobile Dealers Association showed.
http://www.reuters.com/article/wtUSI...32619620090706
Sales of the Prius, which was remodelled in mid-May, jumped 258 percent to 22,292 units from the year-earlier month, data from the Japan Automobile Dealers Association showed.
http://www.reuters.com/article/wtUSI...32619620090706
07-13-09, 09:48 AM
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Toyota Trucks, Lexus SUVs enjoy best June ever
TORONTO, July 2 /CNW/ - Toyota Canada Inc. (TCI) sold 18,600 Toyota and
Lexus cars, SUVs and trucks in June (down 17.1% from June 2008). This included
17,198 Toyota models sold during the month (down 17.6%) and 1,402 Lexus models
(down 10%).
http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/a.../02/c3703.html
TORONTO, July 2 /CNW/ - Toyota Canada Inc. (TCI) sold 18,600 Toyota and
Lexus cars, SUVs and trucks in June (down 17.1% from June 2008). This included
17,198 Toyota models sold during the month (down 17.6%) and 1,402 Lexus models
(down 10%).
http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/a.../02/c3703.html
07-13-09, 09:59 AM
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07-16-09, 12:20 AM
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The ES and TL are respectively the volume cars for Lexus, Acura. The TL is actually the volume vehicle, its best selling (RX is for Lexus). Both cars had 70k a year sales goals, which they usually meet. Clearly we have a recession so those sales goals will not be met.
I and others have stated the new TL is a sales failure and below is the proof to show it. The 3 year older ES 350 is spanking the brand new TL in sales. Both are equally priced as well from 34k-45k.
Oct 08
4,141 - ES
4,340 - TL
Nov 08
4,116 - ES
3,160 - TL
Dec 08
5,236 - ES
3,607 - TL
Jan 09
2,971 - ES
2,317 - TL
Feb 09
2,575 - ES
2,490 - TL
March 09
3,225 - ES
3,231 - TL
April 2009
ES - 3,549
TL - 3,105
May 2009
ES - 4,125
TL - 3,375
June 2009
ES - 3,918
TL - 3,018
July 2009
ES- 4,393
TL- 3,309
August 2009
ES- 5,629
TL- 3,003
I and others have stated the new TL is a sales failure and below is the proof to show it. The 3 year older ES 350 is spanking the brand new TL in sales. Both are equally priced as well from 34k-45k.
Oct 08
4,141 - ES
4,340 - TL
Nov 08
4,116 - ES
3,160 - TL
Dec 08
5,236 - ES
3,607 - TL
Jan 09
2,971 - ES
2,317 - TL
Feb 09
2,575 - ES
2,490 - TL
March 09
3,225 - ES
3,231 - TL
April 2009
ES - 3,549
TL - 3,105
May 2009
ES - 4,125
TL - 3,375
June 2009
ES - 3,918
TL - 3,018
July 2009
ES- 4,393
TL- 3,309
August 2009
ES- 5,629
TL- 3,003
Last edited by LexFather; 09-01-09 at 12:47 PM.
07-16-09, 07:26 AM
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Great and surprising information.
When the 2010 ES comes out this fall it will be it's 4th model year. It's due for a refresh, no one know how extensive itwill be, so it will be interesting to see what it does for sales.
Maybe TL sales will have improved by then?
When the 2010 ES comes out this fall it will be it's 4th model year. It's due for a refresh, no one know how extensive itwill be, so it will be interesting to see what it does for sales.
Maybe TL sales will have improved by then?
08-02-09, 05:35 PM
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