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Three GM pickup trucks – one expired and two on hiatus – ranked as America’s three worst-selling vehicles vehicles in March 2014, when measured by year-over-year percentage declines.
Sales of the Colorado, Avalanche, and Canyon all fell by more than 99%.
Among America’s 20 worst-selling vehicles in March, those three were joined by just nine continuing nameplates, vehicles as high-profile and low-volume as the Porsche Boxster and as high-profile and high-volume as the soon-to-be-replaced Chrysler 200.
GCBC has also inserted a list of the 20 worst-selling vehicles measured by actual March volume, a list which includes the brand new Kia K900 and the slow-selling two-door flagships from Chrysler and Cadillac. And also the Acura ZDX.
You can always select a make and model at GCBC’s Sales Stats page to find historical monthly and yearly sales figures from both Canada and the United States. Pertinent links are clickable at the bottom of this post, but you can also find related links at the Best Sellers page.
March 2015 • April 2014 • February 2014 • March 2013
Rank
|
Worst-Selling Vehicle
By Percentage Decline |
%
Change |
March
2014 |
March 2013 |
#1
|
Chevrolet Colorado
|
-99.6% | 2 | 560 |
#2
|
Chevrolet Avalanche
|
-99.5% | 11 | 2057 |
#3
|
GMC Canyon
|
-99.4% | 1 | 154 |
#4
|
Volvo C30
|
-81.9% | 36 | 199 |
#5
|
Land Rover LR4
|
-75.8% | 157 | 649 |
#6
|
Acura ZDX
|
-67.4% | 14 | 43 |
#7
|
Mitsubishi Galant
|
-63.0% | 80 | 216 |
#8
|
Mini Cooper
|
-60.8% | 1625 | 4141 |
#9
|
Mazda CX-9
|
-57.7% | 1813 | 4281 |
#10
|
Chrysler 200
|
-54.6% | 7531 | 16,593 |
#11
|
Infiniti G/Q60 ^
|
-53.4% | 2595 | 5572 |
T12
|
Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG
|
-50.0% | 22 | 44 |
T12
|
Lexus LFA
|
-50.0% | 2 | 4 |
#14
|
Nissan Cube
|
-47.3% | 418 | 793 |
#15
|
Mercedes-Benz CL-Class
|
-47.2% | 28 | 53 |
#16
|
Volvo C70
|
-42.9% | 28 | 53 |
#17
|
Infiniti QX70/FX
|
-40.4% | 577 | 968 |
#18
|
Ford C-Max
|
-39.1% | 2295 | 3769 |
#19
|
Nissan Titan
|
-36.9% | 1314 | 2084 |
#20
|
Porsche Boxster
|
-36.2% | 329 | 516 |
Rank
|
Worst-Selling Vehicle
By Volume |
March
2014 |
March
2013 |
% Change |
T1
|
GMC Canyon
|
1 | 154 | -99.4% |
T1
|
Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class
|
1 | — | — |
T3
|
Chevrolet Colorado
|
2 | 560 | -99.6% |
T3
|
Lexus LFA
|
2 | 4 | -50.0% |
#5
|
Chevrolet Avalanche
|
11 | 2057 | -99.5% |
#6
|
Acura ZDX
|
14 | 43 | -67.4% |
#7
|
Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG
|
22 | 44 | -50.0% |
#8
|
Mitsubishi i MiEV
|
24 | 31 | -22.6% |
#9
|
Mercedes-Benz CL-Class
|
28 | 53 | -47.2% |
#10
|
Volvo C30
|
36 | 199 | -81.9% |
#11
|
Dodge (SRT) Viper
|
67 | 3 | 2133% |
#12
|
Audi R8
|
74 | 68 | 8.8% |
#13
|
Mitsubishi Galant
|
80 | 216 | -63.0% |
#14
|
Cadillac ELR
|
81 | — | — |
#15
|
Kia K900
|
105 | — | — |
#16
|
Nissan GT-R
|
119 | 122 | -2.5% |
#17
|
Subaru Tribeca
|
139 | 151 | -7.9% |
#18
|
Volvo C70
|
148 | 259 | -42.9% |
#19
|
Audi TT
|
152 | 189 | -19.6% |
#20
|
Land Rover LR4
|
157 | 649 | -75.8% |
Source: Automakers & ANDC
Vehicles which sold at least once in March 2013 but didn’t sell at all in March 2014: Jeep Liberty, Mercedes-Benz B-Class, Mercedes-Benz R-Class, Buick Lucerne, Honda Element, Hyundai Veracruz, Mitsubishi Eclipse, Mitsubishi Endeavor, Suzuki Kizashi, Suzuki SX4, Suzuki Equator, Suzuki Grand Vitara, and Lexus HS250h.
Volkswagen CC sales slid 36.22% to 1129; Porsche Boxster sales slid 36.24% to 329.
Aston Martin, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Lotus, Rolls-Royce do not release monthly sales data. Bentley and Maserati do not report model-specific sales data.
^ Infiniti also sold 3795 Q50 sedans in March 2014.
This post was corrected at 5:03 PM on 04.07.2014 to remove the Infiniti EX from the upper list and add the Infiniti QX70, as Infiniti’s year-over-year figures from Nissan were incorrect. Infiniti’s own numbers are now being used.
RECOMMENDED READING
Top 20 Worst-Selling Vehicles In America – March 2015
Top 20 Worst-Selling Vehicles In America – April 2014
Top 20 Worst-Selling Vehicles In America – February 2014
Top 10 Worst-Selling Vehicles In America – March 2013
U.S. Auto Sales Brand Rankings – March 2014 YTD