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Sales: May 2019 Sales Figures


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  • Quarterly:

    Ford Motor Company - Not reported
    General Motors Co. - Not Reported
    Tesla Not Reported
    FCA has announced that beginning October 2019, they will be reporting sales quarterly

    Monthly:
    Audi of America -  Down 2.2% for the month, Down 7.3% for the year
    BMW of North America -  Down 3.1% for the month, Down 2.3% for the year
    FCA US LLC -  Up 2% for the month, Down 3% for the year
    Genesis Motor America - 
    Not Reported
    Honda Motor Co. Down 4.9% for the month,  Flat 0.0% for the year
    Hyundai Motor America -  Up 1.8% for the month, Up 1.74% for the year
    Infiniti USA -
    Down 10.4% for the month, Down 13.4% for the year
    Jaguar Land Rover North America - Down 1.2% for the month, Up 7.3% for the year
    Kia Motors America - Up 1.0% for the month, Up 4.7% for the year
    Mazda North American Operations - Down 16.0%  for the month, Down 15.5% for the year
    Mercedes-Benz USA - Down 0.5% for the month, Down 8.6% for the year
    Mitsubishi Motors North America -  Down 21.5% for the month, Up 4.6% for the year
    Nissan Group - Up 0.1% for the month, Down 6.6% for the year
    Porsche Cars North America Inc. -  Up 0.1% for the month, Up 2.1% for the year
    Subaru of America, Inc. - Up 6.4% for the month, Up 5.7% for the year
    Toyota Motor North America - Up 3.2% for the month, Down 3.1% for the year
    Volkswagen of America -  Up 14% for the month, Up 6.2% for the year
    Volvo Cars of North America, LLC - Up 4.5% for the month, Up 12.7% for the year


    Brands (Quarterly):
    Buick -  Not Reported
    Cadillac -  Not Reported
    Chevrolet - Not Reported
    GMC - Not Reported
    Ford - Not Reported
    Lincoln - Not Reported
    Tesla - Not Reported

    Brands (Monthly):
    Acura - Up 5.7% - 13,547 MTD / 61,619 YTD
    Alfa Romeo - Down 34% - 1,572 MTD / 7,442 YTD
    Audi - Down 2.2% 18,892 MTD / 82,031 YTD
    BMW - Up 1.7% - 27,109 MTD / 124,813 YTD
    Chrysler - Down 26% - 10,903 MTD / 51,481 YTD
    Dodge - Up 3% - 47,759 MTD / 204,546 YTD
    Fiat - Down 29% - 1,025 MTD / 4,170 YTD
    Genesis - Not reported
    Honda - Down 5.9% - 131,985 MTD / 579,475 YTD
    Hyundai - Up 1.8% - 66,121 MTD / 269,126 YTD
    Infiniti - Down 10.4% - 10,413 MTD / 53,219 YTD
    Jaguar - Down 14.6% - 2,021 MTD
    Jeep - Down 7% - 90,326 MTD / 379,455 YTD
    Kia - Up 1.0% - 60,062 MTD / 248,043 YTD
    Land Rover -  Up 3.3% 7,337 MTD
    Lexus - Down 3.4% - 24,537 MTD  / 112,688 YTD
    Mazda - Down 16% - 25,192 MTD / 115,727 YTD
    Mercedes-Benz - Up 0.4% 27,080 MTD / 121,200 YTD
    Mercedes-Benz Vans - Down 7.7% - 2,862 MTD / 13,020 YTD
    MINI - Down 33.2% - 2,822 MTD / 14,348 YTD
    Mitsubishi - Down 21.5% - 9,750 MTD / 58,780 YTD
    Nissan - Up 1.1% - 121,570 MTD / 540,313 YTD
    Porsche - Up 0.1% - 5,010 MTD / 25,052 YTD
    Ram Trucks - Up 29% - 67,117 MTD / 257,941 YTD
    Smart - Down 3.6% - 106 MTD / 422 YTD
    Subaru - Up 6.4% - 63,972 MTD / 278,014 YTD
    Toyota - Up 4.1% - 197,637 MTD / 837,068 YTD
    Volkswagen - Up 14% - 35,702 MTD / 152,883 YTD
    Volvo - Up 4.5% - 9,338 MTD / 37,754 YTD


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1 minute ago, Drew Dowdell said:

More red at Benz than at FCA. 

They were up 0.4%.  At least they aren't down 34% like Alfa Romeo, or down 26% like Chrysler or down 7% like Jeep in an SUV market and Jeep is down 7% for the year as the SUV market is just getting flooded with entries.

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13 minutes ago, smk4565 said:

They were up 0.4%.  At least they aren't down 34% like Alfa Romeo, or down 26% like Chrysler or down 7% like Jeep in an SUV market and Jeep is down 7% for the year as the SUV market is just getting flooded with entries.

FCA was up for the month while Benz was down. FCA is also only down 3% for the year while Mercedes is down 8%. Not sure how you paint that as a rosy picture. 

 

I do agree about Alfa though. It is just a joke in automotive clown shoes at this point and perfectly illustrates the money spent on it by FCA was money wasted. 

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25 minutes ago, surreal1272 said:

FCA was up for the month while Benz was down. FCA is also only down 3% for the year while Mercedes is down 8%. Not sure how you paint that as a rosy picture. 

 

I do agree about Alfa though. It is just a joke in automotive clown shoes at this point and perfectly illustrates the money spent on it by FCA was money wasted. 

Neither FIAT nor Alfa Romeo should be sold here.  They belong in Europe since neither can compete here.  Maybe if that Renault merger with FCA goes through, someone will have the wisdom to discontinue FIAT and Alfa Romeo in North America.

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5 minutes ago, riviera74 said:

Neither FIAT nor Alfa Romeo should be sold here.  They belong in Europe since neither can compete here.  Maybe if that Renault merger with FCA goes through, someone will have the wisdom to discontinue FIAT and Alfa Romeo in North America.

I agree 100%. Both were garbage forty years ago and they clearly have not improved upon that reputation. 

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Single market brands have a hard time.  That is a problem FCA has.  Alfa and Fiat are stronger in the USA than Chrysler and Dodge are outside of North America.  When you have regional brands, it is hard to stay competitive.  Same problem with Renault, another regional company, if they merge all this together, they need to get a "One Ford" type plan where they have 1 car sold all over the world, maybe under different brand names.

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