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  • William Maley
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    Sales Figure Ticker: April 2014

      Another Month, Another Sales Figure Ticker

    Maserati North America - Up 373% (964 Vehicles Sold This Month; 3,332 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Mitsubishi Motors North America - Up 46.6% (6,542 Vehicles Sold This Month; 26,382 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Subaru of America, Inc. - Up 21.7% (40,083 Vehicles Sold This Month; 152,471 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Audi of America - Up 19% (15,653 Vehicles Sold This Month; 14,016 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Jaguar Land Rover North America - Up 18.9% (5,568 Vehicles Sold This Month; 23,362 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Nissan North America - Up 18.3% (103.934 Vehicles Sold This Month; 458,900 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Chrysler Group LLC - Up 14% (178,652 Vehicles Sold This Month; 654,616 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Toyota Motor Sales - Up 13.3% (199,660 Vehicles Sold This Month; 720,657 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Kia Motors America - Up 12.9% (53,676 Vehicles Sold This Month; 186,682 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Mazda North American Operations - Up 12.8% (22,434 Vehicles Sold This Month; 100,492 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Mercedes-Benz USA - Up 12.1% (29,329 Vehicles Sold This Month; 108,804 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    General Motors Co. - Up 6.9% (254,076 Vehicles Sold This Month; 903,713 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Hyundai Motor America - Up 4.4% (66,107 Vehicles Sold This Month; 226,120 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Volvo Cars of North America, LLC - Up 3.8% (4,635 Vehicles Sold This Month; 18,333 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    BMW Group U.S. - Up 2% (29,592 Vehicles Sold This Month; 110,626 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    American Honda Motor Co. - Up 1.1% (132,456 Vehicles Sold This Month; 457,810 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Porsche Cars North America, Inc. - Up 1% (4,072 Vehicles Sold This Month; 14,207 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Ford Motor Company - Down 0.7% (211,126 Vehicles Sold This Month; 793,884 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Volkswagen of America - Down 8.4% (30,831 Vehicles Sold This Month; 118,154 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Brands:

    Maserati - Up 373% (964 Vehicles Sold This Month; 3,332 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    smart - Up 57.1% (1,048 Vehicles Sold This Month; 3,285 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Jeep - Up 54% (59,754 Vehicles Sold This Month; 205,593 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Mitsubishi - Up 46.6% (6,542 Vehicles Sold This Month; 26,382 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Sprinter - Up 29.1% (2,394 Vehicles Sold This Month; 7,018 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Lexus - Up 28% (23,165 Vehicles Sold This Month; 88,250 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Land Rover - Up 27.9% (4,533 Vehicles Sold This Month; 17,612 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Ram - Up 22% (39,170 Vehicles Sold This Month; 140,163 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Subaru - Up 21.7% (40,083 Vehicles Sold This Month; 152,471 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Audi - Up 19% (15,653 Vehicles Sold This Month; 14,016 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Nissan - Up 18.5% (94,764 Vehicles Sold This Month; 418,509 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Infiniti - Up 16.9% (9,170 Vehicles Sold This Month; 40,391 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    GMC - Up 13% (39,314 Vehicles Sold This Month; 143,782 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Kia - Up 12.9% (53,676 Vehicles Sold This Month; 186,682 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Mazda - Up 12.8% (22,434 Vehicles Sold This Month; 100,492 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Buick - Up 12% (19,214 Vehicles Sold This Month; 72,112 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Toyota - Up 11.7% (176,495 Vehicles Sold This Month; 632,407 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Fiat - Up 10% (4,298 Vehicles Sold This Month; 15,723 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Mercedes-Benz - Up 9.5% (25,887 Vehicles Sold This Month; 98,501 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    BMW - Up 8.5% (25,202 Vehicles Sold This Month; 97,579 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Chevrolet - Up 5.3% (181,648 Vehicles Sold This Month; 634,331 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Cadillac - Up 5.1% (13,900 Vehicles Sold This Month; 53,488 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Hyundai - Up 4.4% (66,107 Vehicles Sold This Month; 226,120 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Volvo - Up 3.8% (4,635 Vehicles Sold This Month; 18,333 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Acura - Up 1.6% (14,122 Vehicles Sold This Month; 52,070 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Honda - Up 1.1% (118,334 Vehicles Sold This Month; 405,740 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Porsche - Up 1% (4,072 Vehicles Sold This Month; 14,207 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Dodge - 0% (53,463 Vehicles Sold This Month; 198,697 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Ford - Down 0.3% (204,323 Vehicles Sold This Month; 765,498 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Scion - Down 5.5% (5,386 Vehicles Sold This Month; 19,843 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Volkswagen - Down 8.4% (30,831 Vehicles Sold This Month; 118,154 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Jaguar - Down 9.3% (1,035 Vehicles Sold This Month; 5,750 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Lincoln - Down 10.7% (6,803 Vehicles Sold This Month; 28,406 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    Chrysler - Down 21% (21,967 Vehicles Sold This Month; 94,450 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    MINI - Down 24.1% (4,390 Vehicles Sold This Month; 13,047 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)

    William Maley is a staff writer for Cheers & Gears. He can be reached at [email protected] or you can follow him on twitter at @realmudmonster.


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    Very cool numbers for GM, Amazing that without JEEP, Chrysler would be flat as Ram off sets dodge and the negative Chrysler.

    Very happy with the numbers for the GM divisions. Now to go higher. :D

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