Maserati North America, Inc. - Up 69% (889 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Jaguar Land Rover North America - Up 29.9% (9,102 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Volkswagen of America - Up 17.09% (23,510 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Audi of America - Up 11.4% (13,201 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Mazda North American Operations - Up 10.1% (21,698 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Subaru of America, Inc. - Up 6.8% (43,879 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Nissan North America - Up 6.2% (112,319 Vehicles Sold This Month)
American Honda Motor Co. - Up 5.9% (106,380 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Porsche Cars North America, Inc. - Up 5.7% (4,602 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Mercedes-Benz USA - Up 3.5% (27,900 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Hyundai Motor America - Up 3.3% (46,507 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Mitsubishi Motors North America - Up 3.1% (6,457 Vehicles Sold This Month)
BMW Group U.S. - Down 0.5% (21,219 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Ford Motor Company - Down 0.6% (172,612 Vehicles Sold This Month)
General Motors Co. - Down 3.8% (195,909 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Kia Motors America - Down 7% (35,626 Vehicles Sold This Month)
FCA US LLC - Down 11% (152,218 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Toyota Motor North America - Down 11.3% (152,218 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Volvo Cars of North America, LLC - Down 18.2% (3,472 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Brands:
Acura - Down 10.2% (9,202 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Alfa Romeo - Up 59% (108 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Audi - Up 11.4% (13,201 Vehicles Sold This Month)
BMW - Up 0.1% (18,109 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Buick - Down 28.2% (13,117 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Cadillac - Down 4.1% (10,298 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Chevrolet - Down 1.9% (135,170 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Chrysler - Down 39% (13,377 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Dodge - Down 17% (40,109 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Fiat - Down 9% (2,164 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Ford - Down 1.6% (163,827 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Genesis - N/A (1,818 Vehicles Sold This Month)
GMC - Up 1.1% (37,324 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Honda - Up 7.7% (97,178 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Hyundai - Down 0.7% (44,689 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Infiniti - Up 35.8% (11,558 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Jaguar - Up 117.4% (2,939 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Jeep - Down 7% (58,415 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Kia - Down 7% (35,626 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Land Rover - Up 9% (6,163 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Lexus - Down 25.6% (15,572 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Lincoln - Up 22.4% (8,785 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Maserati - Up 69% (889 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Mazda - Up 10.1% (21,698 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Mercedes-Benz - Up 3.5% (25,527 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Mercedes-Benz Vans - Up 7.9% (2,049 Vehicles Sold This Month)
MINI - Down 4% (3,110 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Mitsubishi - Up 3.1% (6,457 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Nissan - Up 3.6% (100,761 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Porsche - Up 5.7% (4,602 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Ram Trucks - Up 5% (38,045 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Smart - Down 18.8% (324 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Subaru - Up 6.8% (43,879 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Toyota - Down 9.2% (127,476 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Volkswagen - Up 17.09% (23,510 Vehicles Sold This Month)
Volvo - Down 18.2% (3,472 Vehicles Sold This Month)
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By William Maley •
Sales Figure Ticker: January 2017A new year means a new start for automakers in terms of sales
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