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William Maley

Staff Writer - CheersandGears.com

October 1, 2013

Subaru of America, Inc. - Up 14.7%

Porsche Cars North America, Inc. - Up 13%

BMW Group U.S. - Up 8.3%

Audi of America - Up 6.2%

Ford Motor Company - Up 5.8%

Mercedes-Benz USA - Up 5.8%

Jaguar Land Rover North America - Up 1.3%

Chrysler Group LLC - Up 1%

Toyota Motor Sales - Down 4.3%

Nissan North America - Down 5.5%

Mazda North American Operations - Down 6.9%

Hyundai Motor America - Down 8.2%

American Honda Motor Co. - Down 9.9%

General Motors Co. - Down 11%

Volkswagen of America - Down 12.2%

Volvo Cars of North America, LLC - Down 15.9%

Mitsubishi Motors North America - Down 16.7%

Kia Motors America - Down 21%

Brands:

Jaguar - Up 30.8%

Sprinter - Up 30.0%

Subaru - Up 14.7%

Porsche - Up 13%

Cadillac - Up 9.9%

BMW - Up 8.3%

MINI - Up 8.3%

Ram - Up 8%

Mercedes-Benz - Up 6.7%

Buick - Up 6.5%

Ford - Up 6.3%

Audi - Up 6.2%

Dodge - Up 3%

Chrysler - Up 2%

Lexus - Down 4.2%

Toyota - Down 4.3%

Infiniti - Down 4.3%

Jeep - Down 5%

Lincoln - Down 5.1%

Nissan - Down 5.6%

Land Rover - Down 6.8%

Mazda - Down 6.9%

Hyundai - Down 8.2%

Honda - Down 8.7%

GMC - Down 9.7%

Volkswagen - Down 12.2%

Chevrolet - Down 14.7%

Volvo - Down 15.9%

Mitsubishi - Down 16.7%

Acura - Down 18.9%

Kia - Down 21%

Fiat - Down 24%

Smart - Down 39.3%

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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The Cadillac and Ram did a nice increase, but damn the Chevrolet and Fiat really fell down flat last month, especially Fiat with a 24% drop. Ouch.

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Could GMC and Chevy be due to the change over in Trucks and SUV's?

In the case of Chevrolet, I don't think so as the Cruze (down 50.6 percent) and Impala (down 24.9 percent) had a bad month.

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Could GMC and Chevy be due to the change over in Trucks and SUV's?

In the case of Chevrolet, I don't think so as the Cruze (down 50.6 percent) and Impala (down 24.9 percent) had a bad month.

No I think Impala is possibly down because the firesale of the W bodies is complete. Mostly the EPII Impalas are now to be seen at the dealership and the customers may be realizing the sticker shock.

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