Mazda Tribute Sales Figures

Mazda Tribute

Here you will find monthly and yearly U.S. and Canadian sales figures for the Mazda Tribute. Mazda’s first compact SUV shared its engineering with the Ford Escape, launched for the 2001 model year, was redesigned for 2008, offered a hybrid version from 2008 to 2011 and was succeeded in Mazda’s lineup by the CX-5 after the 2011 model year.

Mazda Tribute Sales in the United States

For 2000 to 2004 the U.S. chart carries annual totals only, so those years show a single December figure. The Tribute’s launch year, 2000, totaled 21,048, and volume more than doubled to 45,270 in 2001. 2002 held at 44,989 and 2003 is the best year on the chart at 49,512, before sales slipped to 41,078 in 2004. Monthly data begins in 2005, a 36,761-unit year in which March was the best month at 4,098. 2006 fell 27.1 percent to 26,785, and 2007 nearly halved to 13,680 during the changeover to the redesigned model, starting with just 359 sales in January. The decline continued with 10,786 in 2008, 5,525 in 2009, 3,637 in 2010 and 2,696 in 2011. The 2012 run-out totaled 505, with single-digit months from May, and one final sale is recorded in 2014.

Mazda Tribute Sales in Canada

Canada’s chart starts in 2004, the best year on record at 5,478, followed by 5,290 in 2005. Sales tapered off at the end of 2006, from 62 in September to zero in December, and 2006 finished at 3,377. The series restarted with 26 sales in February 2007, and the redesigned Tribute brought 4,666 that year and 5,437 in 2008. 2009 dipped to 4,852 and 2010 returned to 5,290, with May 2010 the best month on the chart at 825. 2011 fell 29.1 percent to 3,751, and the last 444 Canadian sales came in 2012.