Premium auto brands sold 119,405 vehicles in April 2011 in the United States. Obviously, as you can see from the... Read More
58% of the minivans sold in Canada in April were Dodge Grand Caravans. Sounds great? Sure, of course it does,... Read More
After a month-long hiatus in which the Honda Accord took over, the Toyota Camry was once again America’s best-selling car... Read More
With “just” 16.6% of the U.S. new car market in March, General Motors’ huge year-over-year gains from March 2010 don’t... Read More
In the United States, Maserati sold 2321 cars in 2011. That’s more than Bentley sold but less than half as... Read More
If Acura ZDX sales remained level with February 2010’s level, the Acura ZDX would still possess the shortest bar in... Read More
The 20 best-selling vehicles in Canada from June 2011 posted a dominant performance by grabbing half of all new vehicle... Read More
Sales of Ford Motor Company vehicles totalled more than those of any other automobile manufacturer in May 2011… except for... Read More
Struggles among Japanese brands to properly equip their dealers with inventory have given Detroit-based U.S. brands the opportunity to gain... Read More
For the fourth time in 2011, the Lexus RX was America’s best-selling premium nameplate in April 2011. As the BMW... Read More
Chevrolet sold four Cobalts in the United States in August 2011. That, however, isn’t much of a story. Chevrolet Cruze... Read More
Premium-branded cars aren’t supposed to sell all that well. They’re more expensive, and thus, they’re supposedly, almost automatically, more exclusive. That... Read More
The Toyota Camry retained its title of America’s favourite car in August 2011 as no rival came within 7000 sales... Read More
One in five premium-brand vehicles sold in Canada in April wore the blue and white propeller badge of BMW. In... Read More
A new Mercedes-Benz SLK roadster has debuted. Retrospectively, however, the SLK doubled its January volume from 2010 to 2011. Nevertheless,... Read More
With 114,572 sales tucked inside the chart you’ll peruse below, luxury auto brands competing in the United States owned 10.8%... Read More
While the end of the compact car sales race revealed itself quite capably in the list of Canada’s 25 best-selling... Read More
If we ignore the fact that the Chrysler Town & Country and its Dodge sibling are the same van being... Read More
Though the second chart in this post seems to make clear that Mercedes-Benz was America’s favourite luxury brand, that’s not... Read More
Lincoln MKX sales more than doubled to 597 in March 2011, but that wasn’t enough to unseat the Lexus RX... Read More
The Chevrolet Cruze, the model you already know to be America’s best-selling car in June 2011, is clearly going to... Read More
Through the first four months of 2011, Toyota sold 37,060 Sienna minivans. That’s up 60.6% from the first four months... Read More
Expanding its year-to-date lead over its larger sibling by 1643 units, the Ford Fiesta has sold 42,814 copies in Great... Read More
All other things being considered equal, if Lexus RX sales tumbled 24% next August just as Lexus RX sales tumbled... Read More
Toyota USA saw its market share shoot up from 11.5% in September to 13.1% in October despite sales which fell... Read More
September 2011 auto sales data has made its way through the interwebs. And if we can base anything on the... Read More
Excluding products like the Hyundai Equus and Chevrolet Corvette ZR1, America’s luxury auto sector was worth 121,731 sales in September... Read More
The Ford Motor Company and General Motors both lost market share in April. And which automaker managed to swoop in... Read More
U.S. sales of the Nissan Versa took off in September 2011 after Nissan made a big deal of the new... Read More
GoodCarBadCar has finished entering figures in the monthly recap of auto sales by brand in the United States. What you’ll... Read More