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| It’s Really Here: Mitsubishi Canada Is Selling The Mirage |
The Hyundai Elantra has only three more months to make up a 3753-sale deficit if it’s to usurp the Honda Civic’s title as Canada’s best-selling car.
To do so, Hyundai Canada would need the Elantra to outsell the Honda Civic by an average of 1251 sales per month until New Year’s Eve.
Need a safe prediction to share with your friends? Go with this one: the Honda Civic will end 2013 as Canada’s best-selling car, the sixteenth consecutive year in which Honda has led the way.
Honda Canada will sell approximately 65,000 Civics this year, having last topped 70,000 units in 2008, which was the third consecutive year above 70K.
• All 87 SUVs Ranked By September 2013/YTD Canadian Sales
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| Mazda MX-5 Sales Are About One-Third What They Were Six Years Ago |
Mitsubishi Canada began selling the Mirage in September 2013. Mercedes-Benz dealers received and sold their first CLA sedans. Infiniti is now reporting Q50 sales results. For the sake of consistency, GoodCarBadCar will display the outgoing G family with the renamed Q60 until the end of the year, but you can find G37 Coupe/Convertible/Q60 results below.
Autumn has struck, and a number of significant year-over-year declines were reported by aging summer cars.
Not surprisingly, Chevrolet Corvette sales plunged 52% in September. The BMW Z4 was down 42%, Chrysler 200 Convertible sales fell 38%, Fiat 500C sales slid 27%, Mazda MX-5 Miata volume fell 23%, Benz SLK volume fell 22%, Benz SL sales were down 18%, Chevrolet Camaro sales dropped 12%.
These are year-to-date rankings, but you can sort cars by September volume by clicking the September 2013 column header, or you can rank cars by improvements or declines using the % columns. Or, most importantly, you can list automakers together by selecting the Car column header. Just remember, the list is horizontally flipped from the norm: YTD on the left, monthly data on the right.
As always, you can find historical monthly and yearly sales figures for any of these vehicles by selecting a make and model at GCBC’s Sales Stats page.
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Rank
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Car
|
September 2013 YTD
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% Change
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September
2013 |
% Change
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#1
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Honda Civic | 48,098 | – 0.2% | 6262 | + 8.3% |
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#2
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Hyundai Elantra | 44,345 | + 12.6% | 5055 | – 3.2% |
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#2.1
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Hyundai Elantra Sedan/GT/Coupe | 5055 | + 0.02% | 44,317 | + 37.8% |
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#2.2
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Hyundai Elantra Touring | — | – 100% | 28 | – 99.6% |
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#3
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Toyota Corolla | 34,118 | + 6.5% | 4459 | + 36.3% |
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#4
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Mazda 3 | 30,203 | – 6.7% | 3310 | – 22.6% |
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#5
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Chevrolet Cruze | 25,363 | + 0.2% | 2637 | – 11.6% |
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#6
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Volkswagen Jetta | 23,298 | + 18.3% | 3006 | + 12.3% |
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#7
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Ford Focus | 20,904 | – 4.0% | 2236 | – 9.4% |
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#8
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Ford Fusion | 16,681 | + 25.3% | 1435 | + 19.5% |
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#9
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Hyundai Accent | 15,793 | – 18.8% | 1837 | + 9.5% |
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#10
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Toyota Camry | 13,963 | – 4.7% | 1991 | + 33.6% |
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#10.1
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Toyota Camry | 11,518 | – 3.3% | 1756 | + 49.4% |
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#10.2
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Toyota Camry Hybrid | 2445 | – 11.2% | 235 | – 25.4% |
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#11
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Honda Accord | 13,420 | + 135% | 1333 | + 104% |
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#12
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Kia Rio | 13,006 | + 17.1% | 1363 | + 1.9% |
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#13
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Nissan Sentra | 11,495 | + 34.7% | 988 | + 33.2% |
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#14
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Hyundai Sonata | 11,168 | – 5.3% | 640 | – 33.3% |
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#15
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Chrysler 200 | 10,014 | – 15.0% | 979 | + 1.0% |
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#15.1
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Chrysler 200 Sedan | 9412 | – 15.2% | 969 | + 1.7% |
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#15.2
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Chrysler 200 Convertible | 602 | – 11.6% | 10 | – 37.5% |
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#16
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BMW 3-Series | 9855 | + 17.5% | 1369 | – 7.9% |
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#17
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Volkswagen Golf | 9507 | – 9.4% | 1030 | – 6.4% |
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#18
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Kia Forte | 9161 | – 26.4% | 744 | – 48.7% |
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#19
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Toyota Matrix | 9122 | – 14.4% | 659 | – 41.3% |
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#20
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Nissan Versa | 8760 | – 11.4% | 1406 | + 26.0% |
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#21
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Nissan Altima | 8231 | – 23.3% | 1226 | + 20.7% |
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#22
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Kia Optima | 8051 | – 17.9% | 975 | + 20.2% |
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#23
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Ford Fiesta | 7998 | – 19.0% | 1153 | + 64.0% |
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#24
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Subaru Impreza | 7635 | – 11.0% | 876 | + 1.6% |
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#25
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Chevrolet Sonic | 7573 | + 5.6% | 808 | + 18.3% |
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#26
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Dodge Dart | 7509 | + 596% | 683 | + 12.7% |
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#27
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Toyota Venza | 7007 | – 18.6% | 612 | – 27.9% |
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#28
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Mercedes-Benz C-Class | 7005 | – 13.5% | 733 | – 5.2% |
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#29
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Dodge Avenger | 6991 | + 71.1% | 670 | + 43.8% |
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#30
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Kia Soul | 6053 | – 2.6% | 669 | + 5.7% |
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#31
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Mitsubishi Lancer | 6049 | + 8.0% | 528 | – 12.0% |
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#32
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Toyota Yaris | 6042 | – 29.7% | 495 | – 44.9% |
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#32.1
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Toyota Yaris Hatchback | 6042 | – 6.4% | 495 | – 28.7% |
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#32.2
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Toyota Yaris Sedan | — | – 100% | — | – 100% |
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#33
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Honda Fit | 5975 | + 68.6% | 799 | + 132% |
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#34
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Fiat 500 | 5803 | – 18.6% | 455 | – 34.3% |
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#34.1
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Fiat 500 Hardtop | 4200 | – 19.2% | 349 | – 36.2% |
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#34.2
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Fiat 500C | 1603 | – 16.9% | 106 | – 27.4% |
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#35
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Volkswagen Passat | 5696 | – 8.5% | 708 | – 18.9% |
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#36
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Chevrolet Malibu | 5265 | + 22.1% | 380 | – 41.6% |
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#37
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Chrysler 300 | 4652 | – 7.3% | 214 | – 49.4% |
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#38
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Ford Mustang | 4571 | – 0.7% | 328 | + 10.1% |
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#39
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Subaru Outback | 4567 | – 11.2% | 548 | – 0.7% |
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#40
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Audi A4 | 4507 | – 3.0% | 491 | – 18.2% |
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#41
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Buick Verano | 4498 | + 15.9% | 396 | + 0.3% |
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#42
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Subaru XV Crosstrek | 4405 | + 610% | 573 | + 36.8% |
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#43
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Dodge Charger | 3971 | + 14.7% | 524 | + 45.2% |
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#44
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Hyundai Veloster | 3894 | – 15.9% | 361 | – 29.9% |
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#45
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Mazda 6 | 3686 | + 9.8% | 295 | – 32.3% |
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#46
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Ford Taurus | 3648 | – 15.8% | 224 | – 16.1% |
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#47
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Chevrolet Impala | 3268 | – 50.4% | 251 | – 28.3% |
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#48
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Mazda 2 | 3257 | – 22.2% | 266 | – 38.9% |
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#49
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Mini Cooper * | 3012 | – 17.3% | 280 | – 36.1% |
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#50
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Acura ILX | 2678 | + 146% | 169 | – 47.7% |
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#51
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Mercedes-Benz B-Class | 2426 | + 121,200% | 250 | — |
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#52
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Lexus ES | 2422 | + 45.3% | 290 | – 36.5% |
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#52.1
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Lexus ES350 | 1881 | + 21.3% | 218 | – 39.9% |
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#52.2
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Lexus ES300h | 541 | + 366% | 72 | – 23.4% |
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#53
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Toyota Prius C * | 2347 | + 13.2% | 260 | + 88.4% |
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#54
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Mercedes-Benz E-Class & CLS-Class | 2330 | – 28.5% | 317 | – 14.3% |
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#55
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Cadillac ATS | 2163 | — | 268 | — |
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#56
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Toyota Prius V * | 2126 | – 33.5% | 229 | – 20.8% |
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#57
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Chevrolet Spark | 2018 | + 884% | 261 | + 175% |
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#58
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Toyota Prius * | 1973 | – 25.1% | 196 | – 43.7% |
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#58.1
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Toyota Prius Sedan | 1783 | – 31.8% | 189 | – 42.2% |
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#58.2
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Toyota Prius Plug-In | 190 | + 805% | 7 | – 66.7% |
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#59
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Chevrolet Camaro | 1964 | – 14.5% | 115 | – 11.5% |
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#60
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Volkswagen Beetle | 1953 | + 17.6% | 148 | + 27.6% |
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#61
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Audi A5 | 1831 | + 15.2% | 147 | – 20.1% |
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#62
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BMW 5-Series | 1767 | – 17.4% | 269 | + 2.3% |
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#63
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Acura TL | 1763 | – 28.9% | 296 | + 58.3% |
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#64
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Infiniti G/Q60 * | 1692 | – 32.7% | 76 | – 66.7% |
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#64.1
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Infiniti G Sedan | 1256 | – 34.7% | 44 | – 75.8% |
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#64.2
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Infiniti G37 Coupe/Convertible & Q60 | 436 | – 26.2% | 32 | – 30.4% |
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#65
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Smart Fortwo | 1676 | – 10.3% | 435 | + 12.7% |
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#66
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Lexus IS | 1670 | + 10.2% | 323 | + 102% |
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#67
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Hyundai Genesis Coupe * | 1570 | + 2.3% | 138 | + 9.5% |
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#68
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Scion FR-S | 1557 | + 48.0% | 103 | – 12.0% |
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#69
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Subaru Legacy | 1459 | – 25.3% | 236 | + 0.4% |
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#70
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Dodge Challenger | 1395 | + 3.6% | 82 | + 2.5% |
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#71
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Suzuki SX4 | 1391 | – 38.6% | 113 | – 64.6% |
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#72
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Scion tC | 1176 | – 3.2% | 159 | + 30.3% |
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#73
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Nissan Maxima | 1154 | – 35.3% | 181 | + 106% |
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#74
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Ford C-Max | 1133 | + 22,560% | 123 | + 2360% |
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#75
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Lincoln MKZ | 1133 | + 50.3% | 195 | + 388% |
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#76
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Volvo S60 | 1024 | – 22.8% | 111 | – 14.6% |
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#77
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Toyota Avalon | 985 | + 251% | 52 | + 67.7% |
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#78
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Buick LaCrosse | 928 | – 52.9% | 92 | – 30.8% |
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#79
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Subaru BRZ | 911 | + 170% | 95 | + 66.7% |
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#80
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Honda Crosstour | 901 | + 20.9% | 68 | – 28.4% |
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#81
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Lexus CT200h | 804 | – 34.6% | 107 | – 8.5% |
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#82
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Hyundai Genesis Sedan * | 784 | – 18.1% | 49 | – 55.5% |
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#83
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Audi A6 | 784 | + 10.0% | 111 | + 37.0% |
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#84
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Cadillac CTS | 702 | – 61.5% | 83 | – 40.7% |
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#85
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Chevrolet Volt | 656 | – 29.2% | 59 | – 72.4% |
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#86
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Scion xB | 656 | – 29.2% | 59 | – 72.4% |
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#87
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Infiniti Q50 * | 605 | — | 313 | — |
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#88
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Fiat 500L | 580 | — | 134 | — |
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#89
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BMW 1-Series | 572 | – 34.2% | 25 | – 60.3% |
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#90
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Acura TSX | 569 | – 40.9% | 70 | – 5.4% |
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#91
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Cadillac XTS | 557 | + 441% | 54 | + 20.0% |
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#92
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Porsche 911 | 537 | + 8.9% | 58 | + 164% |
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#93
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Buick Regal | 530 | – 62.3% | 50 | – 28.6% |
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#94
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Audi A7 | 528 | – 26.1% | 74 | – 39.3% |
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#95
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Lexus GS | 518 | – 30.5% | 56 | – 6.7% |
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#95.1
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Lexus GS350 | 433 | – 38.1% | 48 | – 15.8% |
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#95.2
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Lexus GS450h | 85 | + 88.9% | 8 | + 167% |
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#96
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Mazda MX-5 Miata | 503 | – 25.3% | 24 | – 22.6% |
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#97
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Volvo XC70 | 482 | – 19.3% | 61 | + 48.8% |
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#98
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Volkswagen Eos | 450 | – 18.8% | 21 | – 44.7% |
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#99
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Jaguar XF | 435 | + 50.5% | 46 | + 64.3% |
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#100
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Nissan 370Z | 398 | – 14.4% | 33 | + 175% |
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#101
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Scion iQ | 387 | – 49.6% | 32 | – 69.5% |
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#102
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Nissan Leaf | 382 | + 94.9% | 36 | + 125% |
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#103
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Mercedes-Benz SL-Class | 360 | + 28.6% | 37 | – 17.8% |
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#104
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Audi A3 | 352 | – 70.0% | 5 | – 96.0% |
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#105
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Porsche Boxster | 341 | + 60.8% | 21 | 0.0% |
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#106
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BMW 6-Series | 332 | + 3.1% | 45 | + 36.4% |
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#107
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Mercedes-Benz S-Class & CL-Class | 319 | – 37.1% | 15 | – 74.6% |
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#108
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Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class | 312 | – 31.0% | 21 | – 22.2% |
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#109
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Audi TT | 307 | – 19.2% | 31 | + 6.9% |
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T110
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Scion xD | 301 | – 38.2% | 25 | – 13.8% |
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T110
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Volvo C30 | 301 | – 45.1% | 8 | – 72.4% |
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#112
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Jaguar XJ | 278 | + 116% | 34 | + 183% |
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#113
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Porsche Panamera | 254 | – 16.7% | 52 | + 73.3% |
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#114
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BMW 7-Series | 248 | – 42.2% | 46 | – 24.6% |
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#115
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BMW Z4 | 217 | – 21.9% | 11 | – 42.1% |
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#116
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Infiniti M | 215 | – 10.4% | 33 | – 25.0% |
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#117
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Suzuki Kizashi | 214 | – 58.8% | 33 | – 50.0% |
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#118
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Audi A8 | 210 | + 17.3% | 24 | 0.0% |
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#119
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Lincoln MKS | 205 | – 50.7% | 25 | + 127% |
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#120
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Porsche Cayman | 191 | + 117% | 18 | + 800% |
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#121
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Jaguar F-Type | 186 | — | 31 | — |
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#122
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Lexus LS | 157 | + 118% | 5 | – 61.5% |
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#122.1
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Lexus LS460 | 151 | + 125% | 5 | – 61.5% |
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#122.2
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Lexus LS600hL | 6 | + 20.0% | — | — |
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#123
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Nissan Cube | 156 | – 40.7% | 16 | – 27.3% |
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#124
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Chevrolet Corvette | 148 | – 28.5% | 11 | – 52.2% |
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T125
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Kia Cadenza | 140 | — | 47 | — |
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T125
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Mitsubishi i MiEV | 140 | – 15.2% | 12 | – 20.0% |
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#127
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Acura RLX/RL | 127 | + 505% | 28 | + 1300% |
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#128
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Volvo C70 | 117 | – 4.9% | 11 | + 175% |
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#129
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Mercedes-Benz R-Class | 112 | – 71.0% | 3 | – 93.8% |
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#130
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Nissan GT-R | 110 | + 6.8% | 15 | + 66.7% |
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#131
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Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class | 108 | — | 108 | — |
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#132
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Audi R8 | 96 | – 7.7% | 7 | – 58.8% |
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#133
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Mitsubishi Mirage | 81 | — | 81 | — |
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#134
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Jaguar XK | 79 | – 17.7% | 10 | + 25.0% |
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#135
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Honda Insight | 63 | – 45.2% | 3 | – 88.9% |
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#136
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Hyundai Equus | 62 | – 31.1% | 8 | – 20.0% |
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#137
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Honda CR-Z | 56 | – 73.6% | 4 | – 60.0% |
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#138
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Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG | 50 | – 39.8% | 8 | + 100% |
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#139
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Volvo S80 | 41 | – 77.0% | 8 | + 33.3% |
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#140
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Dodge (SRT) Viper | 35 | + 400% | 9 | + 800% |
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#141
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Dodge Caliber | 7 | – 97.5% | — | – 100% |
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#142
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Chevrolet HHR | 6 | – 96.4% | — | – 100% |
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#143
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Buick Lucerne | 5 | – 99.1% | — | – 100% |
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#144
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Mitsubishi Eclipse | 3 | – 98.7% | — | – 100% |
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T145
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Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren | 1 | – 66.7% | — | – 100% |
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T145
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Cadillac DTS | 1 | – 75.0% | — | — |
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T145
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Lexus LFA | 1 | – 75.0% | — | — |
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Total
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610,073 | + 1.1% | 67,530 | + 1.4% |
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Source: Manufacturers & ANDC
Red font indicates year-over-year declining sales
Italicized unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the model’s total, not in addition to the model’s total. Sales data for brands such as Ferrari, Lamborghini are unfortunately not broken down by model. estimates say sales for those brands in September were 18 and 4, respectively, 160 and 34 YTD . Total Maserati and Bentley volume is reported, but not by specific models.
* Notes: Mini Cooper includes sales of the Hardtop, Convertible, Clubman, Coupe, Roadster, and Paceman. Total Prius Family sales are down 18% to 6446 this year, down 12% to 685 in September. Total Genesis sales are down 6% to 2354 this year, down 21% to 187 in September. Infiniti has begun reporting the G sedan, Q60, and Q50 separately. Combined, the G sedan and Q50 are down 3% to 1861 units this year, up 96% to 357 in September. The three nameplates together were down 9% through three quarters to 2297 units, up 71% to 389 in September. Viper is not labelled purely as SRT so it can be displayed with like-branded Dodges when readers click Car heading to sort by brand.
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