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Top 10 Worst-Selling Vehicles In America – July 2013

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There’s a very good reason that explains why the Infiniti G was the worst-selling car in America in July 2013. The Infiniti EX and M? Not so much with the good excuses.

Infiniti is currently replacing the G sedan with the Q50, and the Q50’s arrival is slightly delayed. Who wants the old car when you can wait just a little longer to get the new car? (Infiniti thinks there will be some who’ll still want the old car, so they’ll sell it a while longer.)

All 261 Vehicles Ranked By July 2013 YTD U.S. Sales

Regardless, G inventory is low, the Q50 hasn’t arrived, and G sales consequently were more than chopped in half on a year-over-year basis. As for the M and EX, few buyers wanted them last July; fewer wanted one in July 2013.

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But the Infiniti G still found 3410 buyers in July, 23 times greater volume than Volvo managed with the S80. Judged purely on volume (as we do in the two lower tables below), the worst-selling vehicle in America in July 2013 was the Mitsubishi i MiEV. And taking very expensive – and often intentionally rare – vehicles into account, the Mercedes-Benz CL-Class’s rarity was indeed something to behold.

Historical monthly and yearly sales figures for any of July 2013’s worst-selling vehicles can always be accessed through the dropdown menu at GCBC’s Sales Stats page, and for those not viewing the mobile version of this site, near the top right of this page, as well.

July 2014 – August 2013 – June 2013 – July 2012

Rank	Worst-Selling Vehicle By Percentage Decline	% Change	July 2013	July 2012
#1	Infiniti G	– 53.7%	3410	7365
#2	Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG	– 52.5%	28	59
#3	Hyundai Equus	– 52.2%	173	362
#4	Volkswagen CC	– 51.8%	41	85
#5	BMW 7-Series	– 49.8%	851	1696
#6	BMW 6-Series	– 43.4%	477	843
#7	Infiniti M	– 42.9%	372	652
#8	Nissan Titan	– 42.4%	1168	2028
#9	Lincoln MKT	– 40.8%	437	738
#10	Infiniti EX/QX50	– 40.5%	128	215

Rank	Worst-Selling Vehicle By Volume (Base Prices Under $45K)	July 2013	July 2012	% Change
#1	Mitsubishi i MiEV	46	33	+ 39.4%
T2	Infiniti EX/QX50	128	215	– 40.5%
T2	Subaru Tribeca	128	151	– 15.2%
#4	Volvo S80	146	231	– 36.8%
#5	Audi TT	160	169	– 5.3%
#6	Land Rover LR2	303	283	+ 7.1%
#7	Infiniti FX/QX70	325	498	– 34.7%
#8	Scion iQ	336	557	– 39.7%
#9	Volkswagen Eos	337	533	– 36.8%
#10	Honda CR-Z	384	330	+ 16.4%

Rank	Worst-Selling Car By Volume (All Vehicles)	July 2013	July 2012	% Change
#1	Mercedes-Benz CL-Class	24	39	– 38.5%
#2	Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG	28	59	– 52.5%
#3	Mitsubishi i MiEV	46	33	+ 39.4%
#4	Audi R8	74	55	+ 34.5%
#5	SRT (Dodge) Viper	94	—	—
#6	Jaguar XK	113	105	+ 7.6%
T7	Infiniti EX/QX50	128	215	– 40.5%
T7	Subaru Tribeca	128	151	– 15.2%
#9	Nissan GT-R	129	128	+ 0.8%
#10	Volvo S80	146	231	– 36.8%

Source: Manufacturers & ANDC
Vehicle must have been on sale in July 2013, must not have been officially cancelled by its manufacturer, and must have been showcased on manufacturer’s website through July 2013. Chevrolet’s Caprice PPV, Lexus LFA, Honda FCX are not eligible for this list. Sales by brands like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Lotus, Maserati, Rolls-Royce, and Bentley go unreported, unfortunately.
* In the near-term, for the purposes of the worst sellers list, GCBC will be viewing the Acura RL and RLX as one car. Indeed, Acura’s done the same with their sales release, so we’re left not knowing how many RLs were left to be sold.