February 2010 Auto Sales Thread (Toyota/Lexus results in)
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porsche sold almost as many panameras as lexus sold GS.
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If the new Sienna and upcoming revised Odyssey are successful, I'm sure H/K will roll out an updated mini-van.
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Wow, thats the first time I've seen the G sedan outsell the ES. Can't just be the lease deals since the ES has similar rates.
The HS and IS are probably stealing sales. RX sales are crazy though 5694. The RX/ES/IS do have really good lease deals right now though
ES - 2349
G sedan - 2686
G sedan/coupe/convertible - 3956
IS sedan/convertible - 1991
HS - 712
For comparison,
TL - 2410
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ES - 2349
G sedan - 2686
G sedan/coupe/convertible - 3956
IS sedan/convertible - 1991
HS - 712
For comparison,
TL - 2410
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Wow, thats the first time I've seen the G sedan outsell the ES. Can't just be the lease deals since the ES has similar rates.
The HS and IS are probably stealing sales. RX sales are crazy though 5694. The RX/ES/IS do have really good lease deals right now though
ES - 2349
G sedan - 2686
G sedan/coupe/convertible - 3956
IS sedan/convertible - 1991
HS - 712
For comparison,
TL - 2410
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ES - 2349
G sedan - 2686
G sedan/coupe/convertible - 3956
IS sedan/convertible - 1991
HS - 712
For comparison,
TL - 2410
Wow one month to gloat in 20 years.
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Oh and you may want to see below...
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Nissan and Infiniti are proud to offer Employee pricing to our extended family, friends and Business Associates. Effective February 8th through March 31, 2010, you are eligible for a 4.3% below invoice discount on any new Nissan and 3.58% below invoice discount for any new Infiniti. All current incentives still apply. There has never been a better time to get behind the wheel of a new Nissan or Infiniti.
http://www.insidenissan.com/index.html
Nissan and Infiniti are proud to offer Employee pricing to our extended family, friends and Business Associates. Effective February 8th through March 31, 2010, you are eligible for a 4.3% below invoice discount on any new Nissan and 3.58% below invoice discount for any new Infiniti. All current incentives still apply. There has never been a better time to get behind the wheel of a new Nissan or Infiniti.
http://www.insidenissan.com/index.html
The HS main merit for sale is MPG and gas has risen but it looks like not to levels that will make the HS more of an option for buyers. Outside MPG it doesn't look as good as most anything else, performance is adequate and it is PRICEY. The car starts at 35k to 45k. That is IS 350/IS 350 money. It is NOT a cheap car!
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And of course, the one to reply to my post is you. Who else would get heated from my post. Did I say it was a trend? NO Was i surprised that it's the first time it happened? YES Read the post for what it is
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Oh and the recall shouldnt affect lexus sales. Not many people know the ES and RX are made from the camry
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Here's the sales trends for the Mid-sized luxury competitors with the Genesis tossed in as always.
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Genesis MKS M GS A6 S80 STS RL E-Class 5-Series Feb 10 1,762 1,751 817 488 507 662 332 131 4,043 2,270 Jan 10 1,670 1,280 872 529 507 532 233 110 3,824 2,469 Dec. 2,354 1,787 808 1,063 796 751 360 221 5,437 3,914 Nov. 1,751 1,426 416 596 527 581 279 176 4,824 3,462 Oct. 1,850 1,609 536 494 669 541 355 155 6,071 3,043 Sep. 1,665 1,316 447 501 623 502 434 150 3,812 2,861 Aug. 2,316 1,370 618 669 561 565 337 149 4,671 3,812 Jul. 2,015 1,205 726 551 511 602 358 131 5,556 2,486 Jun. 1,838 1,365 682 454 571 1,098 1,220 135 2,781 2,757 May 2,079 1,321 658 516 516 1,088 637 169 2,275 3,904 Apr. 2,076 1,178 441 468 388 681 711 202 1,795 4,319 Mar. 1,626 1,716 886 625 403 778 575 161 1,978 4,040 Total 23,002 17,324 7,907 6,954 6,579 8,381 5,831 1,890 47,067 39,337 Feb 09 1,263 1,346 1,107 595 445 671 357 186 2,104 3,191 Jan 09 1,056 1,535 1,176 898 776 473 413 208 1,768 2,596 Dec 08 1,040 2,100 1,194 1,200 1,218 959 907 245 3,464 3,699 Nov 08 1,151 1,958 1,186 721 717 844 630 234 2,264 2,927 Oct 08 1,121 2,072 1,193 819 758 424 632 272 2,098 3,958 Sep 08 1,029 1,814 1,077 977 1,090 578 856 259 2,968 2,423 Aug 08 1,177 2,374 1,221 1,686 1,520 576 975 316 2,681 5,287
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Here's the sales trends for the Mid-sized luxury competitors with the Genesis tossed in as always.
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Genesis MKS M GS A6 S80 STS RL E-Class 5-Series Feb 10 1,762 1,751 817 488 507 662 332 131 4,043 2,270 Jan 10 1,670 1,280 872 529 507 532 233 110 3,824 2,469 Dec. 2,354 1,787 808 1,063 796 751 360 221 5,437 3,914 Nov. 1,751 1,426 416 596 527 581 279 176 4,824 3,462 Oct. 1,850 1,609 536 494 669 541 355 155 6,071 3,043 Sep. 1,665 1,316 447 501 623 502 434 150 3,812 2,861 Aug. 2,316 1,370 618 669 561 565 337 149 4,671 3,812 Jul. 2,015 1,205 726 551 511 602 358 131 5,556 2,486 Jun. 1,838 1,365 682 454 571 1,098 1,220 135 2,781 2,757 May 2,079 1,321 658 516 516 1,088 637 169 2,275 3,904 Apr. 2,076 1,178 441 468 388 681 711 202 1,795 4,319 Mar. 1,626 1,716 886 625 403 778 575 161 1,978 4,040 Total 23,002 17,324 7,907 6,954 6,579 8,381 5,831 1,890 47,067 39,337 Feb 09 1,263 1,346 1,107 595 445 671 357 186 2,104 3,191 Jan 09 1,056 1,535 1,176 898 776 473 413 208 1,768 2,596 Dec 08 1,040 2,100 1,194 1,200 1,218 959 907 245 3,464 3,699 Nov 08 1,151 1,958 1,186 721 717 844 630 234 2,264 2,927 Oct 08 1,121 2,072 1,193 819 758 424 632 272 2,098 3,958 Sep 08 1,029 1,814 1,077 977 1,090 578 856 259 2,968 2,423 Aug 08 1,177 2,374 1,221 1,686 1,520 576 975 316 2,681 5,287
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And of course, the one to reply to my post is you. Who else would get heated from my post. Did I say it was a trend? NO Was i surprised that it's the first time it happened? YES Read the post for what it is ![Roll Eyes (Sarcastic)](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/rolleyes.gif)
Oh and the recall shouldnt affect lexus sales. Not many people know the ES and RX are made from the camry
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Oh and the recall shouldnt affect lexus sales. Not many people know the ES and RX are made from the camry
-starting the thread
-compiling most of the info
-putting it together to share
-other posts in this thread
As you can see I have quite a few posts here, so don't feel so special.
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Thanks again for the great data!!!
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Here's the sales trends for the entry luxury competitors.
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3-Series C-Class G ES CTS IS TL A4 MKZ LaCrosse HS Feb. 6,817 4,245 3,956 2,349 2,690 1,991 2,410 2,660 1,751 4,045 712 Jan. 5,418 4,028 3,763 2,923 2,565 2,203 1,986 2,763 1,340 4,246 1,247 Dec. 8,963 4,849 5,167 6,531 4,180 4,153 3,167 3,555 2,190 4,581 1,980 Nov. 6,538 4,022 3,388 4,110 2,705 2,851 2,059 2,532 1,733 3,400 1,407 Oct. 8,239 4,122 3,889 4,413 2,921 3,162 2,512 3,016 1,661 3,228 1,527 Sep. 6,523 5,002 4,112 3,046 3,485 3,346 2,034 2,945 1,536 2,383 1,242 Aug. 9,833 4,253 4,903 5,629 2,584 4,855 3,003 3,823 1,621 2,816 543 Jul. 7,992 4,450 4,612 4,393 2,382 4,029 3,309 3,098 1,532 1,468 Jun. 8,347 4,583 4,062 3,918 3,193 3,465 3,018 3,644 2,114 May 8,621 4,842 3,865 4,125 3,375 2,913 3,375 3,448 2,988 Apr. 6,013 4,274 2,815 3,549 3,105 2,324 3,105 3,474 1,995 Mar. 8,464 5,008 3,907 3,225 3,231 2,432 3,231 3,255 2,005 Total 91,768 53,688 48,439 48,211 36,416 37,724 33,209 38,213 22,466 26,167 8,658 Feb 09 6,414 3,990 3,045 2,575 3,259 2,147 2,490 2,222 1,145 Jan 09 5,013 3,032 3,509 2,971 3,418 2,400 2,317 2,058 1,561 Dec 08 8,490 6,090 4,982 5,236 4,396 3,539 3,607 3,854 2,089 Nov 08 6,645 4,422 4,457 4,116 2,902 2,749 3,160 3,304 1,805
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Looking at the Entry Lux trends, I'd really like to know the average transaction prices for LaCrosse and what percent of those are retail sales. I believe Buick aimed the LaCrosse at the ES. I know LaCrosse can range in the upper 20's and optioned up into the low 40's with AWD and navigation.
From the raw numbers, Buick looks to have a legit contender in the entry luxury/premium marketplace.
From the raw numbers, Buick looks to have a legit contender in the entry luxury/premium marketplace.
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rx300-bv - as always, an awesome compilation of data, thank you!
and thanks to everyone else, also!!!!
and thanks to everyone else, also!!!!
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Looking at the Entry Lux trends, I'd really like to know the average transaction prices for LaCrosse and what percent of those are retail sales. I believe Buick aimed the LaCrosse at the ES. I know LaCrosse can range in the upper 20's and optioned up into the low 40's with AWD and navigation.
From the raw numbers, Buick looks to have a legit contender in the entry luxury/premium marketplace.
From the raw numbers, Buick looks to have a legit contender in the entry luxury/premium marketplace.