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January 2018: Nissan Group


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Nissan Group reports January 2018 U.S. Sales

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Nissan Group today announced total U.S. sales for January 2018 of 123,538 units, an increase of 10% over the previous year. This marks a January record.

Nissan highlights:

  • Nissan Division sales also set a January record at 112,903 units, an increase of 12%.
  • Combined sales of Nissan crossovers, trucks and SUVs set a January record, up 18%.
  • Nissan Rogue sales set a January record with 36,184 sales, up 26%.
  • Frontier truck sales rose to 5,901 units, up 53%.
  • Sales of the TITAN pickup in January totaled 4,051, up 46%.
  • Murano crossover sales increased 56% to 6,792 units.
  • Armada SUV sales rose 18% to 2,246 units.

NISSAN DIVISION

JAN

JAN

Monthly

CYTD

CYTD

CYTD

 

2018

2017

% chg

2018

2017

% chg

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nissan Division Total

112,903

100,761

12.1

112,903

100,761

12.1

Versa

7,248

8,870

-18.3

7,248

8,870

-18.3

Sentra

17,731

13,444

31.9

17,731

13,444

31.9

Altima

20,185

18,931

6.6

20,185

18,931

6.6

Maxima

4,333

3,738

15.9

4,333

3,738

15.9

LEAF

150

772

-80.6

150

772

-80.6

Juke

190

1,304

-85.4

190

1,304

-85.4

370Z

224

324

-30.9

224

324

-30.9

GT-R

34

65

-47.7

34

65

-47.7

Total Car

50,095

47,448

5.6

50,095

47,448

5.6

Frontier

5,901

3,857

53.0

5,901

3,857

53.0

Titan

4,051

2,768

46.4

4,051

2,768

46.4

Pathfinder

5,286

7,281

-27.4

5,286

7,281

-27.4

Armada

2,246

1,908

17.7

2,246

1,908

17.7

Rogue

36,184

28,760

25.8

36,184

28,760

25.8

Murano

6,792

4,363

55.7

6,792

4,363

55.7

Quest

1

1,878

-99.9

1

1,878

-99.9

NV

1,023

1,234

-17.1

1,023

1,234

-17.1

NV200

1,324

1,264

4.7

1,324

1,264

4.7

Total Truck

62,808

53,313

17.8

62,808

53,313

17.8

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

INFINITI

JAN

JAN

Monthly

CYTD

CYTD

CYTD

 

2018

2017

% chg

2018

2017

% chg

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Infiniti Total

10,635

11,558

-8.0

10,635

11,558

-8.0

Infiniti Q50

2,712

3,206

-15.4

2,712

3,206

-15.4

Infiniti Q60

612

732

-16.4

612

732

-16.4

Infiniti Q70

386

476

-18.9

386

476

-18.9

Infiniti QX30

813

1,158

-29.8

813

1,158

-29.8

Infiniti QX50

1,051

1,206

-12.9

1,051

1,206

-12.9

Infiniti QX60

3,029

2,189

38.4

3,029

2,189

38.4

Infiniti QX70

202

842

-76.0

202

842

-76.0

Infiniti QX80

1,830

1,749

4.6

1,830

1,749

4.6

Total Car

3,710

4,414

-15.9

3,710

4,414

-15.9

Total Truck

6,925

7,144

-3.1

6,925

7,144

-3.1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NISSAN GROUP

JAN

JAN

Monthly

CYTD

CYTD

CYTD

 

2018

2017

% chg

2018

2017

% chg

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TOTAL VEHICLE

123,538

112,319

10.0

123,538

112,319

10.0

Total Car

53,805

51,862

3.7

53,805

51,862

3.7

Total Truck

69,733

60,457

15.3

69,733

60,457

15.3

Selling days

25

24

 

25

24

 

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Surprised that Nissan sold 123K plus auto's. I just do not get the vibe that they sell much or guess not that much in my area as I rarely seem them like VW. Both are not popular here, in fact more Mazda and Subarus than them.

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4 minutes ago, dfelt said:

Surprised that Nissan sold 123K plus auto's. I just do not get the vibe that they sell much or guess not that much in my area as I rarely seem them like VW. Both are not popular here, in fact more Mazda and Subarus than them.

Do you drive through the ghetto or trailer parks? Or rental lots. Half of those are rentals and the other half are cheapo pieces of sh!t sold for nothing so they go to the "less fortunate". 

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10 minutes ago, ccap41 said:

Do you drive through the ghetto or trailer parks? Or rental lots. Half of those are rentals and the other half are cheapo pieces of sh!t sold for nothing so they go to the "less fortunate". 

I would have to drive a couple hours south to the military base to find the lower income areas, so yea, based on what you say that could explain not seeing as much as other places.

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18 minutes ago, dfelt said:

I would have to drive a couple hours south to the military base to find the lower income areas, so yea, based on what you say that could explain not seeing as much as other places.

I mean I was being a huge smartass but they do seem to have killer deals all the time, probably because they need to to sell them. 

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28 minutes ago, ccap41 said:

I mean I was being a huge smartass but they do seem to have killer deals all the time, probably because they need to to sell them. 

Sorry but picking up sarcasm was never a strength of mine. But Washington state has a highly educated labor force and as such, low income areas are south of Tacoma below the military base, While you do see the occasional Nissan SUV / pickup or Infinity, they do not have much of a presence in this state for some reason.

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23 minutes ago, dfelt said:

Sorry but picking up sarcasm was never a strength of mine. But Washington state has a highly educated labor force and as such, low income areas are south of Tacoma below the military base, While you do see the occasional Nissan SUV / pickup or Infinity, they do not have much of a presence in this state for some reason.

Hahaha, it's okay. It's difficult to read sarcasm through words without tone. 

I don't notice brand new stuff too often but I do see plenty of older Altimas. They seem like a dime a dozen. 

A buddy of mine recently bought a Rogue... I tried to convince him to get ANY other CUV in that class but they got him by selling it for dirt cheap. Ohhh well.. 

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