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2023 US Large Luxury Car Sales Figures

Despite five of the nine large luxury SUV models on sale for the month seeing declines in sales, the segment was up by about 1,800 units. When you look YTD, the segment YTD was up 11,000 units. Leading the pack in terms of overall sales was the Cadillac Escalade. Despite it being in the number one spot, the vehicle saw a roughly 12 percent decrease from this month last year. When you look YTD, the vehicle was down roughly four percent. The BMW X7 and the Infiniti QX80 weren’t far behind the Cadillac. The X7 doesn’t have any historical data to compare it to because it’s a new model, but the QX80 has seen a rise of about 57 percent for the month and 19 percent YTD. It will be interesting to see if the sales rises continue as the year progresses. We would assume they would. Below you will find sales figures for all Large Luxury SUVs sold in the United States broken down by month and by quarter. We will report June 2019 Large Luxury SUV Sales beginning on Tuesday, July 2nd, 2019 beginning around 10 AM ET. Data will trickle in throughout the day with the numbers being finalized by EOD. GCBC is also happy to announce that we will be adding quarterly sales reports and comparisons in addition to monthly sales comparisons beginning this quarter. We will also be adding monthly sales tables and charts to the mix as well. Note: FCA US LLC will end its practice of reporting U.S. and Canada sales on a monthly basis following June results. FCA US and FCA Canada will report monthly sales for May and June. The first quarterly report will occur on October 1, 2019, covering the months of July, August, and September.

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Despite five of the nine large luxury SUV models on sale for the month seeing declines in sales, the segment was up by about 1,800 units. When you look YTD, the segment YTD was up 11,000 units. Leading the pack in terms of overall sales was the Cadillac Escalade. Despite it being in the number one spot, the vehicle saw a roughly 12 percent decrease from this month last year. When you look YTD, the vehicle was down roughly four percent. The BMW X7 and the Infiniti QX80 weren’t far behind the Cadillac. The X7 doesn’t have any historical data to compare it to because it’s a new model, but the QX80 has seen a rise of about 57 percent for the month and 19 percent YTD. It will be interesting to see if the sales rises continue as the year progresses. We would assume they would. Below you will find sales figures for all Large Luxury SUVs sold in the United States broken down by month and by quarter. We will report June 2019 Large Luxury SUV Sales beginning on Tuesday, July 2nd, 2019 beginning around 10 AM ET. Data will trickle in throughout the day with the numbers being finalized by EOD. GCBC is also happy to announce that we will be adding quarterly sales reports and comparisons in addition to monthly sales comparisons beginning this quarter. We will also be adding monthly sales tables and charts to the mix as well. Note: FCA US LLC will end its practice of reporting U.S. and Canada sales on a monthly basis following June results. FCA US and FCA Canada will report monthly sales for May and June. The first quarterly report will occur on October 1, 2019, covering the months of July, August, and September.

<img width="390" height="390" src="https://www.goodcarbadcar.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/large-suv-sales-390x390.png" class="attachment-zeen-390-390 size-zeen-390-390 zeen-lazy-load-base zeen-lazy-load wp-post-image" alt="Despite five of the nine large luxury SUV models on sale for the month seeing declines in sales, the segment was up by about 1,800 units. When you look YTD, the segment YTD was up 11,000 units. Leading the pack in terms of overall sales was the Cadillac Escalade. Despite it being in the number one spot, the vehicle saw a roughly 12 percent decrease from this month last year. When you look YTD, the vehicle was down roughly four percent. The BMW X7 and the Infiniti QX80 weren’t far behind the Cadillac. The X7 doesn’t have any historical data to compare it to because it’s a new model, but the QX80 has seen a rise of about 57 percent for the month and 19 percent YTD. It will be interesting to see if the sales rises continue as the year progresses. We would assume they would. Below you will find sales figures for all Large Luxury SUVs sold in the United States broken down by month and by quarter. We will report June 2019 Large Luxury SUV Sales beginning on Tuesday, July 2nd, 2019 beginning around 10 AM ET. Data will trickle in throughout the day with the numbers being finalized by EOD. GCBC is also happy to announce that we will be adding quarterly sales reports and comparisons in addition to monthly sales comparisons beginning this quarter. We will also be adding monthly sales tables and charts to the mix as well. Note: FCA US LLC will end its practice of reporting U.S. and Canada sales on a monthly basis following June results. FCA US and FCA Canada will report monthly sales for May and June. The first quarterly report will occur on October 1, 2019, covering the months of July, August, and September." decoding="async" srcset="https://www.goodcarbadcar.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/large-suv-sales-390x390.png 390w, https://www.goodcarbadcar.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/large-suv-sales-100x100.png 100w, https://www.goodcarbadcar.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/large-suv-sales-293x293.png 293w, https://www.goodcarbadcar.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/large-suv-sales-585x585.png 585w" sizes="(max-width: 390px) 100vw, 390px" loading="lazy" />

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Anonymous says:

August 22, 2011 at 12:14 am

Usually when Lexus is having a good month they outsell Volkswagen in USA..

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Timothy Cain says:

August 22, 2011 at 12:20 am

Volkswagen sold twice as many vehicle as Lexus in July, however.

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Anonymous says:

August 22, 2011 at 10:14 am

New GS looks awesome.. I can't wait till someone finally puts the 5 & E dominance to an end..

And I have a question to Goodcarbadcar ; Do newly launched cars usually sell well in first months or do you need to wait a few months till you start seeing their effect?..

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Timothy Cain says:

August 22, 2011 at 11:13 am

That totally depends, @anonymous, on how the automaker ramped up production. If they made sure dealers were well stocked then perhaps the car will sell well. But first they had to make sure the old model was out of stock or else the low interest rates on the old car – particularly if it was a successful, appreciated model – will make selling the new car with higher interest rates and no incentives more difficult. But more often sales steadily increase as dealers receive more examples (in more colours with a greater variety of options) of the new car.

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Jay says:

August 29, 2011 at 4:10 pm

I wish they would bring the Up! to the US…lots of folks very interested in this vehicle!! Gas efficient at a good price…….BRING IT!

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Anonymous says:

September 28, 2011 at 12:58 am

I am a current VW owner and I have been very happy with the VW's I have owned In the last three years. My current MKVI GTI gets 27mpg combined. It is fast too. However with the gas price going up I did the math and a UP would save me $500 a year on fuel. My wife would save $2200/year. Thats no pocket change. Bring it for 2013 and I will go get a white one.

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Kcastor34 says:

March 10, 2012 at 11:08 pm

The Scion IQ is a fail because it does not offer a manual transmission in the states and it is also overpriced by at least $3,000 dollars. The Smart is also suffering slow sales due to its auto transmission which has been called "the worst automatic ever". I'm betting the Chevy Spark will do much better and the VW UP! would be a great addition to its American line-up. Cant wait for more of these small efficient cars to hit the market.

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