Whenever someone talks about Mercedes-Benz cars, we instantly conjure up images of an ideal automobile. Why? Just take a look at the company’s slogan: “the best or nothing”. Mercedes-Benz lives up to their motto with every vehicle that rolls off their assembly line. This, ultimately, is what makes a Mercedes-Benz car so special. It’s truly the best driving experience money can buy, all things considered.

As far as most people are concerned, the primary attribute of any Mercedes made vehicle is its level of luxury. From the top-notch interior Mercedes parts such as leather to the carpeting rivaling that of a Plaza Hotel suite, the splendor is exceptional at even the most basic level. From there, the bells and whistles of any given model year Mercedes-Benz will represent the forefront of that era; comparable brands weren’t rolling out those features for another year or so. Best of all, the materials and design of Mercedes luxury lends itself to longevity, remaining beautiful for years.

Mercedes-Benz is also known for the variety of vehicles they sell. People forget Mercedes-Benz manufactures more than just luxury sedans, state-of-the-art sports cars, and high-roller SUVs. The company is also involved in commercial and true utility vehicle manufacturing as well, with the Sprinter shuttle and G-Wagon as examples of both respectively. The variety of the Mercedes fleet and the management of such an assortment of both unique and crossover Mercedes parts and components is not found anywhere else, at least to the same degree of performance and achievement.

Our Take On Mercedes-Benz US Sales Figures

Based on the information presented below, you can see that Mercedes-Benz sales in the US is currently plateauing. Although it’s not exactly a good news for the German brand, they still have to do better than this if they are to edge out the other luxury brands in play in the US market.

Mercedes-Benz is also facing tough competition against other luxury brands in the US. It has a tough time competing against BMW and Lexus for the top spot. Mercedes-Benz owned the top spot in 2013 but then lost it again to BMW in 2014 and 2015. Mercedes-Benz took the top spot again from 2016 to 2018 but lost it to BMW in 2019.

Mercedes-Benz Monthly Sales Data

Below we have a table that shows Mercedes-Benz sales for the United States automotive market, but this time it is broken out by month. This is on a unit basis. This is Mercedes-Benz new vehicle sales in the US.

Year	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
2005	12,844	14,409	19,546	20,390	19,613	19,728	22,731	21,807	19,597	20,204	19,820	33,042
2006	13,840	18,765	23,488	22,928	23,645	22,680	23,483	22,881	22,173	22,899	23,678	29,435
2007	17,828	17,840	22,497	22,112	23,131	21,224	19,955	22,895	23,957	25,295	24,103	28,926
2008	19,680	19,701	22,090	21,591	23,569	21,075	21,844	19,496	19,623	14,930	15,347	19,659
2009	10,923	14,584	16,044	14,859	15,345	15,767	16,940	18,267	17,789	18,646	17,763	20,380
2010	15,166	15,393	20,031	18,236	19,184	19,005	18,056	19,682	20,675	19,087	19,045	21,469
2011	17,273	16,176	22,546	19,157	20,306	22,662	20,738	20,323	23,428	24,122	27,841	27,296
2012	21,230	37,820	24,509	24,302	23,656	24,371	21,514	22,686	24,950	25,644	32,125	30,376
2013	23,758	23,268	26,175	25,490	26,541	26,381	25,563	26,151	26,849	32,107	36,386	35,835
2014	23,892	24,030	29,316	28,281	28,881	28,707	29,406	28,957	29,523	32,109	37,110	37,297
2015	26,124	25,291	32,300	31,952	32,352	30,486	29,689	27,954	29,678	31,045	32,446	37,919
2016	26,415	24,728	31,636	31,825	34,457	31,558	31,795	31,556	29,500	31,383	32,927	35,871
2017	27,576	27,035	31,963	29,125	29,959	32,102	28,667	28,954	32,096	31,401	34,112	39,250
2018	27,498	27,788	31,374	27,207	30,077	28,999	22,955	24,084	30,617	29,474	32,879	36,132
2019	23,721	24,389	30,557	25,631	25,631	29,201	27,490	30,144	32,002	32,130	35,954	35,279
2020	24,445	31,650	19,170	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

Mercedes-Benz Sales & Growth

Below is the unit volume sales and unit growth rate for the Mercedes-Benz brand in the United States.

Mercedes-Benz Annual Sales and Market Share

Below we have a table that shows Mercedes-Benz sales volumes for the US automotive market. This data captures all Mercedes-Benz car sales. We found a great data source in Mercedes-Benz directly who publishes sales data for the U.S market periodically. We were able to aggregate the data into the below format.

Year	Sales	YOY Change	US Marketshare	Marketshare Change
2005	243,731	0.00	1.44	0.00
2006	269,895	10.73	1.64	12.11
2007	269,763	-0.05	1.69	2.52
2008	238,605	-11.55	1.82	7.38
2009	197,307	-17.31	1.91	4.58
2010	225,029	14.05	1.96	2.47
2011	261,868	16.37	2.06	5.22
2012	313,183	19.60	2.04	-1.27
2013	334,504	6.81	2.16	5.68
2014	357,509	6.88	2.18	0.79
2015	367,236	2.72	2.11	-3.17
2016	373,651	1.75	2.14	1.18
2017	372,240	-0.38	2.16	1.27
2018	349,084	-6.22	2.02	-7.32
2019	352,129	0.87	2.07	2.58
2020	75,265	0.00	1.90	0.00