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October 2016: Nissan Group U.S.


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Nissan Group reports October 2016 U.S. sales

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Nissan Group today announced total U.S. sales for October 2016 of 113,520 units, a decrease of 2.2 percent from the prior year.

Nissan highlights:

  • Nissan Division finished October with 102,312 sales.
  • Overall sales of Nissan crossovers, trucks and SUVs rose 12.7 percent, setting an October record.
  • Murano crossover sales also set an October record, increasing 100 percent to 10,701.
  • Frontier sales in October increased 33.6 percent to 6,364.
  • Pathfinder SUV sales increased 15 percent to 6,421.
  • Armada full-size SUV sales gained 79.4 percent to 1,740.
     

NISSAN DIVISION

OCTOBER

 

OCTOBER

 

Monthly

 

CYTD

 

CYTD

 

CYTD

 

2016

 

2015

 

% chg

 

2016

 

2015

 

% chg

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nissan Division Total

102,312

 

104,904

 

-2.5

 

1,188,561

 

1,131,824

 

5.0

Versa

8,911

 

13,855

 

-35.7

 

115,366

 

123,687

 

-6.7

Sentra

14,168

 

14,974

 

-5.4

 

183,644

 

169,244

 

8.5

Cube

0

 

14

 

N/A

 

15

 

926

 

-98.4

Altima

20,257

 

20,948

 

-3.3

 

262,578

 

283,372

 

-7.3

Maxima

3,908

 

4,903

 

-20.3

 

53,284

 

31,704

 

68.1

LEAF

1,412

 

1,238

 

14.1

 

10,650

 

14,868

 

-28.4

Juke

858

 

1,804

 

-52.4

 

17,072

 

23,266

 

-26.6

370Z

400

 

647

 

-38.2

 

5,205

 

6,529

 

-20.3

GT-R

57

 

58

 

-1.7

 

594

 

987

 

-39.8

Total Car

49,971

 

58,441

 

-14.5

 

648,408

 

654,583

 

-0.9

Frontier

6,364

 

4,764

 

33.6

 

75,752

 

52,025

 

45.6

Titan

3,181

 

882

 

260.7

 

14,155

 

10,403

 

36.1

Xterra

0

 

421

 

N/A

 

38

 

10,433

 

-99.6

Pathfinder

6,421

 

5,584

 

15.0

 

65,532

 

68,581

 

-4.4

Armada

1,740

 

970

 

79.4

 

9,823

 

10,769

 

-8.8

Rogue

21,179

 

24,939

 

-15.1

 

262,798

 

238,146

 

10.4

Murano

10,701

 

5,350

 

100.0

 

71,483

 

50,250

 

42.3

Quest

152

 

753

 

-79.8

 

10,207

 

8,362

 

22.1

NV

1,360

 

1,391

 

-2.2

 

14,743

 

13,929

 

5.8

NV200

1,243

 

1,409

 

-11.8

 

15,622

 

14,343

 

8.9

Total Truck

52,341

 

46,463

 

12.7

 

540,153

 

477,241

 

13.2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

INFINITI

OCTOBER

 

OCTOBER

 

Monthly

 

CYTD

 

CYTD

 

CYTD

 

2016

 

2015

 

% chg

 

2016

 

2015

 

% chg

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Infiniti Total

11,208

 

11,143

 

0.6

 

107,983

 

106,711

 

1.2

Infiniti Q40

0

 

33

 

N/A

 

59

 

8,536

 

-99.3

Infiniti Q50

3,689

 

3,811

 

-3.2

 

34,852

 

35,414

 

-1.6

Infiniti Q60

725

 

273

 

165.6

 

2,138

 

3,453

 

-38.1

Infiniti Q70

451

 

682

 

-33.9

 

4,946

 

6,986

 

-29.2

Infiniti QX30

723

 

0

 

N/A

 

1,046

 

0

 

N/A

Infiniti QX50

1,106

 

989

 

11.8

 

13,505

 

3,107

 

334.7

Infiniti QX60

2,929

 

3,669

 

-20.2

 

33,996

 

33,047

 

2.9

Infiniti QX70

371

 

480

 

-22.7

 

4,433

 

4,430

 

0.1

Infiniti QX80

1,214

 

1,206

 

0.7

 

13,008

 

11,738

 

10.8

Total Car

4,865

 

4,799

 

1.4

 

41,995

 

54,389

 

-22.8

Total Truck

6,343

 

6,344

 

0.0

 

65,988

 

52,322

 

26.1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NISSAN GROUP

OCTOBER

 

OCTOBER

 

Monthly

 

CYTD

 

CYTD

 

CYTD

 

2016

 

2015

 

% chg

 

2016

 

2015

 

% chg

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TOTAL VEHICLE

113,520

 

116,047

 

-2.2

 

1,296,544

 

1,238,535

 

4.7

Total Car

54,836

 

63,240

 

-13.3

 

690,403

 

708,972

 

-2.6

Total Truck

58,684

 

52,807

 

11.1

 

606,141

 

529,563

 

14.5

Selling days

26

 

28

 

 

 

255

 

257

 

 

 

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The Trucks and SUV's are the most competent part of the Nissan lineup IMHO, it makes sense that they are selling better than the somewhat dated and uninspired passenger cars Nissan sells.

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52 minutes ago, dfelt said:

Totally expected, now Nissan could really rock the world if they came out with a fun to drive EV line of cars to go with their trucks / suvs.

They need to catch up to GM, Toyota , Tesla, and Ford with battery technology.

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2 minutes ago, A Horse With No Name said:

They need to catch up to GM, Toyota , Tesla, and Ford with battery technology.

Naw, just use the same batteries Samsung did for the note 7, I am sure there are plenty of extras laying around! ;)

:roflmao: 

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Just now, dfelt said:

Naw, just use the same batteries Samsung did for the note 7, I am sure there are plenty of extras laying around! ;)

:roflmao: 

Or power a Pinto hybrid with them...twice the bang for the Buck!

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