Jaguar Land Rover North America - Up 46.5% (9,329 Vehicles Sold This Month, 66,441 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Volvo Cars of North America, LLC - Up 30.9% (7,682 Vehicles Sold This Month, 52,892 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Subaru of America, Inc. - Up 14.7% (60,418 Vehicles Sold This Month, 391,969 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
FCA US LLC - Up 3% (196,756 Vehicles Sold This Month, 1,531,247 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Audi of America - Up 2.5% (19,264 Vehicles Sold This Month, 134,562 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Mercedes-Benz USA - Up 2.1% (31,909 Vehicles Sold This Month, 245,329 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Hyundai Motor America - 0% (72,015 Vehicles Sold This Month, 521,078 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
American Honda Motor Co. - Down 3.8% (149,571 Vehicles Sold This Month, 1,094,725 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Toyota Motor Sales - Down 5% (213,125 Vehicles Sold This Month, 1,625,158 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
General Motors Co. - Down 5.2% (256,429 Vehicles Sold This Month, 1,962,602 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Nissan North America - Down 6.5% (124,638 Vehicles Sold This Month, 1,055,227 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
BMW Group U.S. - Down 7.2% (30,500 Vehicles Sold This Month, 239,631 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Kia Motors America - Down 7.9% (54,248 Vehicles Sold This Month, 442,544 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Ford Motor Company - Down 8.4% (214,482 Vehicles Sold This Month, 1,784,009 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Volkswagen of America - Down 9.12% (29,384 Vehicles Sold This Month, 207,156 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Mitsubishi Motors North America - Down 11.5% (7,336 Vehicles Sold This Month, 67,160 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Mazda North American Operations - Down 12.8% (26,109 Vehicles Sold This Month, 199,378 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Maserati North America, Inc. - Down 23.1% (958 Vehicles Sold This Month, 6,971 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Porsche Cars North America, Inc. -
Brands:
Acura - Down 7% (14,246 Vehicles Sold This Month, 106,914 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Alfa Romeo - Down 62% (37 Vehicles Sold This Month, 376 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Audi - Up 2.5% (19,264 Vehicles Sold This Month, 134,562 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
BMW - Down 8% (25,531 Vehicles Sold This Month, 204,744 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Buick - Down 2.7% (21,678 Vehicles Sold This Month, 148,845 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Cadillac - Up 3.9% (16,346 Vehicles Sold This Month, 103,918 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Chevrolet - Down 3.9% (175,965 Vehicles Sold This Month, 1,361,675 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Chrysler - Down 22% (18,753 Vehicles Sold This Month, 168,774 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Dodge - Up 5% (44,340 Vehicles Sold This Month, 356,660 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Fiat - Down 21% (2,732 Vehicles Sold This Month, 22,015 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Ford - Down 9% (205,239 Vehicles Sold This Month, 1,712,371 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Genesis - 0% (1,497 Vehicles Sold This Month, 1,497 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
GMC - Down 14% (42,440 Vehicles Sold This Month, 348,164 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Honda - Down 3.5% (135,325 Vehicles Sold This Month, 987,811 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Hyundai - Down 2.1% (70,518 Vehicles Sold This Month, 519,581 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Infiniti - Down 1.8% (10,439 Vehicles Sold This Month, 85,362 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Jaguar - Up 188.5% (3,298 Vehicles Sold This Month, 17,687 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Jeep - Up 12% (86,468 Vehicles Sold This Month, 639,393 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Kia - Down 7.9% (54,248 Vehicles Sold This Month, 442,544 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Land Rover - Up 15.4% (6,031 Vehicles Sold This Month, 48,754 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Lexus - Down 7.6% (30,938 Vehicles Sold This Month, 210,392 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Lincoln - Up 7% (9,243 Vehicles Sold This Month, 71,638 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Maserati - Down 23.1% (958 Vehicles Sold This Month, 6,971 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Mazda - Down 12.8% (26,109 Vehicles Sold This Month, 199,378 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Mercedes-Benz - Up 0.1% (28,404 Vehicles Sold This Month, 219,704 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
MINI - Down 2.7% (4,969 Vehicles Sold This Month, 34,887 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Mitsubishi - Down 11.5% (7,336 Vehicles Sold This Month, 67,160 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Nissan - Down 6.9% (114,199 Vehicles Sold This Month, 969,865 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Porsche -
Ram - Up 2% (44,426 Vehicles Sold This Month, 344,029 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
smart - Down 42.8% (353 Vehicles Sold This Month, 3,439 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Sprinter - Down 39.5% (3,152 Vehicles Sold This Month, 22,186 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Subaru - Up 14.7% (60,418 Vehicles Sold This Month, 391,969 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Toyota - Down 4.6% (182,187 Vehicles Sold This Month, 1,414,766 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Volkswagen - Down 9.12% (29,384 Vehicles Sold This Month, 207,156 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
Volvo - Up 30.9% (7,682 Vehicles Sold This Month, 52,892 Vehicles Sold So Far This Year)
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Automakers for the most part were hurting in sales during the second quarter. The COVID-19 pandemic and the economy coming to a screeching halt for a brief time caused new car sales to drop by a third according to Automotive News. But there is a slim silver lining to this, full-size pickups have moved into being the best-selling segment of vehicles.
According to data from Automotive News, one out of four vehicles sold between April and June was a pickup truck. This helped put them ahead of compact crossovers, which have held the top spot for some time. The reason is that trucks didn't take as big of a hit due to 0 percent financing offers from automakers to help bring in buyers. A large number of dealers said they sold the majority of trucks sitting on their lots.
Mark LaNeve, Ford's vice president of U.S. marketing, sales and service provides another reason why trucks didn't fall off a cliff. Speaking to AN, he said that people need trucks for work and "affluent consumers who often buy such vehicles have been less affected by the pandemic."
Trucks still took quite the hit in the quarter,
Chevrolet Silverado: Down 14% Ford F-Series: Down 23% GMC Sierra: Down 4% Ram: Down 35% Source: Automotive News (Subscription Required)
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By William Maley
Automakers for the most part were hurting in sales during the second quarter. The COVID-19 pandemic and the economy coming to a screeching halt for a brief time caused new car sales to drop by a third according to Automotive News. But there is a slim silver lining to this, full-size pickups have moved into being the best-selling segment of vehicles.
According to data from Automotive News, one out of four vehicles sold between April and June was a pickup truck. This helped put them ahead of compact crossovers, which have held the top spot for some time. The reason is that trucks didn't take as big of a hit due to 0 percent financing offers from automakers to help bring in buyers. A large number of dealers said they sold the majority of trucks sitting on their lots.
Mark LaNeve, Ford's vice president of U.S. marketing, sales and service provides another reason why trucks didn't fall off a cliff. Speaking to AN, he said that people need trucks for work and "affluent consumers who often buy such vehicles have been less affected by the pandemic."
Trucks still took quite the hit in the quarter,
Chevrolet Silverado: Down 14% Ford F-Series: Down 23% GMC Sierra: Down 4% Ram: Down 35% Source: Automotive News (Subscription Required)
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We clearly have European, Asian and Americas auto fans. I feel this is a good place to discuss the sales of segments, models, etc. here. I have pulled the latest Statista data that can be gotten for free to show here and discuss.
As such, there is clearly a leadership perceived image that BMW and Mercedes-Benz have carried the last few years. Yet with that, you look at over all sales and both these companies have flipped and flopped leadership of the year in specific luxury segments but lack over all auto sales in the US.
Based on the reports that @Drew Dowdell posted in January 2020 on 2019 auto sales:
Ford - 2,422,698 GM - 2,887,046 FCA - 2,203,663 Tesla - 367,500 Audi - 224,111 BMW - 360,918 Genesis - 21,233 Honda - 1,608,170 Hyundai - 688,771 Infiniti - 117,708 Jaguar Land Rover - 125,787 Kia - 615,338 Mazda - 278,552 Mercedes-Benz - 357,729 Mitsubishi - 121,046 Nissan - 1,227,973 Porsche - 61,568 Subaru - 700,117 Toyota - 2,383,349 Volkswagen - 363,322 Volvo - 108,234 2019 Auto Sales
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Quarterly:
Ford Motor Company - Down 1.3% for the quarter, Down 3.0% for the year
General Motors Co. - Down 6.3% for the quarter, Down 2.3% for the year
Tesla - Not yet Reported
FCA US LLC - Down 2% for the quarter, Down 1% for the year
Monthly:
Audi of America - Up 14.0% for the month, Up 0.4% for the year
BMW of North America - Up 2.4% for the month, Up 1.8% for the year
Genesis Motor America - Up 262.4% for the month, Up 105.9% for the year
Honda Motor Co. - Down 12.0% for the month, Up 0.2% for the year
Hyundai Motor America - Down 0.6% for the month, Up 3.2% for the year
Infiniti USA - Down 37.8% for the month, Down 21.1% for the year
Jaguar Land Rover North America - Up 2.6% for the year
Kia Motors America - Up 8.0% for the month, Up 4.4% for the year
Mazda North American Operations - Up 6.5% for the month, Down 7.2% for the year
Mercedes-Benz USA - Down 2.4% for the month, Up 1.0% for the year
Mitsubishi Motors North America - Up 10.3% for the month, Up 2.5% for the year
Nissan Group - Down 29.5% for the month, Down 9.9% for the year
Porsche Cars North America Inc. - Up 15.8% for the month, Up 7.6% for the year
Subaru of America, Inc. - Down 3.4% for the month, Up 2.9% for the year
Toyota Motor North America - Down 6.1% for the month, Down 1.8% for the year
Volkswagen of America - Down 13% for the month, Up 2.6% for the year
Volvo Cars of North America, LLC - Up 40% for the month, Up 10.2% for the year
Brands (Quarterly):
Alfa Romeo - Down 12%
Buick - Down 4.3%
Cadillac - Down 2.2%
Chevrolet - Down 6.1%
Chrysler - Down 15%
Dodge - Down 9%
Ford - Down 2.2%
Fiat - Down 49%
GMC - Down 8.5%
Jeep - Down 2%
Lincoln - Up 17.8%
Ram Trucks - Up 6%
Tesla - Not yet Reported
Brands (Monthly):
Acura - Down 3.8%
Audi - Up 14.0%
BMW - Up 4.0%
Genesis - Up 419.7%
Honda - Down 12.9%
Hyundai - Down 0.6%
Infiniti - Down 37.8%
Jaguar - Up 1.9% for the year
Kia - Up 8.0%
Land Rover - Up 2.8% for the year
Lexus - Down 0.6%
Mazda - Up 6.5%
Mercedes-Benz - Down 5.4%
Mercedes-Benz Vans - Up 21.1%
MINI - Down 17.4%
Mitsubishi - Up 10.3%
Nissan - Down 28.4%
Porsche - Up 14.8%
Smart - No Longer Reported
Subaru - Down 3.4%
Toyota - Down 7.2%
Volkswagen - Down 13.0%
Volvo - Up 40%
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By Drew Dowdell
Quarterly:
Ford Motor Company - Down 1.3% for the quarter, Down 3.0% for the year
General Motors Co. - Down 6.3% for the quarter, Down 2.3% for the year
Tesla - Not yet Reported
FCA US LLC - Down 2% for the quarter, Down 1% for the year
Monthly:
Audi of America - Up 14.0% for the month, Up 0.4% for the year
BMW of North America - Up 2.4% for the month, Up 1.8% for the year
Genesis Motor America - Up 262.4% for the month, Up 105.9% for the year
Honda Motor Co. - Down 12.0% for the month, Up 0.2% for the year
Hyundai Motor America - Down 0.6% for the month, Up 3.2% for the year
Infiniti USA - Down 37.8% for the month, Down 21.1% for the year
Jaguar Land Rover North America - Up 2.6% for the year
Kia Motors America - Up 8.0% for the month, Up 4.4% for the year
Mazda North American Operations - Up 6.5% for the month, Down 7.2% for the year
Mercedes-Benz USA - Down 2.4% for the month, Up 1.0% for the year
Mitsubishi Motors North America - Up 10.3% for the month, Up 2.5% for the year
Nissan Group - Down 29.5% for the month, Down 9.9% for the year
Porsche Cars North America Inc. - Up 15.8% for the month, Up 7.6% for the year
Subaru of America, Inc. - Down 3.4% for the month, Up 2.9% for the year
Toyota Motor North America - Down 6.1% for the month, Down 1.8% for the year
Volkswagen of America - Down 13% for the month, Up 2.6% for the year
Volvo Cars of North America, LLC - Up 40% for the month, Up 10.2% for the year
Brands (Quarterly):
Alfa Romeo - Down 12%
Buick - Down 4.3%
Cadillac - Down 2.2%
Chevrolet - Down 6.1%
Chrysler - Down 15%
Dodge - Down 9%
Ford - Down 2.2%
Fiat - Down 49%
GMC - Down 8.5%
Jeep - Down 2%
Lincoln - Up 17.8%
Ram Trucks - Up 6%
Tesla - Not yet Reported
Brands (Monthly):
Acura - Down 3.8%
Audi - Up 14.0%
BMW - Up 4.0%
Genesis - Up 419.7%
Honda - Down 12.9%
Hyundai - Down 0.6%
Infiniti - Down 37.8%
Jaguar - Up 1.9% for the year
Kia - Up 8.0%
Land Rover - Up 2.8% for the year
Lexus - Down 0.6%
Mazda - Up 6.5%
Mercedes-Benz - Down 5.4%
Mercedes-Benz Vans - Up 21.1%
MINI - Down 17.4%
Mitsubishi - Up 10.3%
Nissan - Down 28.4%
Porsche - Up 14.8%
Smart - No Longer Reported
Subaru - Down 3.4%
Toyota - Down 7.2%
Volkswagen - Down 13.0%
Volvo - Up 40%
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You want a Dark Sky Elevation Crew Cab Standard (6.5') Box Duramax, right? I punched into GMC's locator and searched 250 miles from my zip, I saw zero trucks in that combo, I did see one for $48k with the short (5.5') box though (maybe I am wrong on your favored combo, or I skipped over it in the locator). I know it is a pain waiting for a factory-ordered vehicle, I've been there. I'd be doing the same thing you're doing. If you can find the right one, snatch it up!
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In your line of work, things don't appear to be that cyclical ... or maybe I'm wrong about that. STEM is typically a good route, if you're cut out to do that type of work. Good luck with your selecting an offer that works for you. I'm thinking you lived "Office Space" at one time or another. That movie never stops being funny. And, for me, the icing on the comic cake is the wound up Middle Eastern/South Asian character with the great accent.
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