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Old Apr 4, 2007 | 11:38 AM
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FOR RELEASE: 2007-04-03


GM Reports 909,094 Deliveries in Q1; 349,867 Deliveries in March


Q1

Retail Sales Up 0.5 Percent - Mid-Cars Up 14.5 Percent; Full-Size Pickups up 12.2 Percent
Saturn and GMC Post Substantial Gains Led By Aura Mid-Size Sedan and Crossovers Outlook and Acadia
Chevrolet Impala and Aveo Post Quarterly Record Sales
Daily Rental Sales Down 32 Percent; Non-Rental Fleet Sales Up 3 Percent
March

Sales Down 7.7 Percent vs. Year Ago
GMC Acadia and Saturn Outlook Fuel 235 Percent Retail Increase in Mid-Utility Crossover Sales

Record March Escalade Sales Drive 17.6 Percent Retail Increase in Large Luxury Utilities
Chevrolet Impala, Pontiac G6 and Saturn Aura Contribute To Retail Sales Increase For Mid-Car Segment

Daily Rental Sales Down 35 Percent
DETROIT - GM dealers in the United States delivered 349,867 vehicles in March, a reduction of 7.7 percent on a sales day-adjusted basis (down 4.2 percent non-adjusted), compared with 365,375 total sales a year ago. Fleet sales were down 11.8 percent due to continuing reductions in daily rental sales. GM's March retail sales were down 6.2 percent compared with year-ago levels on a sales day-adjusted basis (down 2.8 percent non-adjusted).

For the first quarter of 2007, GM delivered 909,094 vehicles, a decline of 5.6 percent, driven by reductions of almost 60,000 daily rental vehicle sales. For the first quarter of 2007, GM retail sales were up 0.5 percent. The reductions in fleet sales have resulted in a significant improvement in the retail/fleet mix.

"As we continue to build upon our strategy of focusing on value, lowering daily rental sales and increasing residual values, we were able to grow retail sales for the quarter, posting year-over-year increases in 19 vehicle lines. That's very good news. In March, we saw continued strength and stability in our retail business led by gains in mid-cars, crossovers, economy cars and luxury SUVs," said Mark LaNeve, vice president, GM North American Sales, Service and Marketing. "The Chevrolet Silverado, GMC Sierra, Acadia and Saturn Outlook are exceeding our expectations and confirm that when you offer the best product, value, segment-leading fuel economy and the best warranty coverage in the industry, customers respond."

GM March sales reflected the continuing strength of the new product portfolio with competitive incentive spending, balanced with ongoing reductions in daily rental fleet sales.

Chevrolet Aveo, Impala, Equinox, HHR, Suburban and Avalanche; Pontiac G6; Saturn Sky; GMC Yukon XL; Cadillac SRX, Escalade ESV and Escalade EXT all had March retail sales increases compared to a year ago. Pontiac G5; Saturn Aura and Outlook and the GMC Acadia are newly-offered products and continue to contribute retail sales momentum. The GMC Acadia and Saturn Outlook drove a 235 percent retail increase in the mid-crossover segment.

For the first quarter, Chevrolet Aveo, Impala, Colorado, Silverado, Suburban and Avalanche; Buick Rendezvous; Pontiac G6 and Vibe; Saturn Sky; GMC Canyon, Sierra and Yukon XL; Cadillac SRX, Escalade, Escalade ESV and Escalade EXT; Saab 9-5 and 9-7X all had retail sales increases compared with the first quarter of 2006. Pontiac G5, Saturn Aura and Outlook and GMC Acadia built retail strength in the quarter.

"GM offers the best coverage with a 5 year/100,000 mile powertrain limited warranty with roadside assistance and courtesy transportation. For customers, that translates to tangible value versus competitive cars, SUVs and trucks," LaNeve added. "Our customers are telling us that we have great products, industry-leading fuel economy and the best value out there. And with new products such as the Buick Enclave, Cadillac CTS and Chevrolet Malibu still to come this year, we expect to build on this momentum."

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Default BMW Group Reports 3.9 Percent Increase in First Quarter Sales

WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J., April 3 /PRNewswire/ -- The BMW Group (BMW and
MINI brands combined) reported year-to-date sales of 75,433 vehicles, a 3.9
percent increase over the 72,588 sold in the first quarter of 2006. The BMW
Group also reported an increase of 2.2 percent in March sales, for 28,980
vehicles over the 28,352 vehicles reported in March 2006.

BMW Brand Reports Sales
Year-to-date, sales of BMW brand vehicles were up 6.7 percent, as the
company reported sales of 67,360 vehicles compared to 63,103 vehicles sold
in first quarter of 2006.
March sales increased 3.4 percent for a total of 25,325 vehicles
compared to 24,501 reported last March.

BMW Automobile Sales
BMW's automobile first quarter sales were up 3.5 percent, to 51,617
automobiles compared to 49,884 in the first three months of 2006. In March
automobile sales declined slightly 1.2 percent, to 18,746 versus 18,966 in
the same month a year ago.

BMW Sports Activity Vehicle Sales
Year-to-date, sales of BMW Sports Activity Vehicles are up 19.1
percent, to 15,743 vehicles compared to the 13,219 sold in the first three
months of 2006. March sales of BMW Sports Activity Vehicles are up 18.9
percent to 6,579 vehicles over the 5,535 sold last March.
Certified Pre-Owned
The company reported sales of 7,838 BMW CPO vehicles in March 2007,
down 3.7 percent. Year-to-date, CPO were down 6.2 percent, to 19,008 over
the 20,262 reported in the same period in 2006.

MINI Brand
MINI Automobiles
MINI USA reported March sales of 3,655 automobiles, down 5.1 percent
from the 3,851 cars sold in March 2006. Year-to-date, MINI reported sales
of 8,073 automobiles, 14.9 percent less than the 9,485 cars reported in the
first quarter of 2006.

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                     BMW Car Sales Report for March 2007

                                                         2007    2006

    March                                              18,746  18,966
    Year-to-Date                                       51,617  49,884


    Model                                       Year-to-        Year-to-
                                         March   Date    March   Date
                                         2007    2007    2006    2006

    325i (E90 & E46)                      317     557   4,181  12,026
    325Ci (E46)                            13      19     346     858
    325Ci Convertible (E46)                 9      25     454   1,018
    325i Sports Wagon (E91)                 0       0       0       4
    325xi (E90 & E46)                      12      28   1,355   4,296
    325xi Sports Wagon (E90 & E46)          7      17     232     611
    328i  (E90)                         3,389  12,282       0       0
    328i Coupe (E92)                      828   2,727       0       0
    328i Convertible (E93)                708     708       0       0
    328i Sports Wagon (E91)               121     457       0       0
    328xi  (E90)                        1,640   6,190       0       0
    328xi Coupe (E92)                     574   1,664       0       0
    328xi Sports Wagon (E91)              143     484       0       0
    330i (E90 & E46)                       59     154   1,526   3,999
    330Ci (E46)                             1       3     202     532
    330Ci Convertible (E46)                 3      15     481   1,108
    330xi (E90 & E46)                       6      13     894   2,430
    335i  (E90)                         1,710   4,551       0       0
    335i Coupe (E92)                    1,093   2,663       0       0
    335i Convertible (E93)                560     560       0       0
    335 xi (E90)                           62      62       0       0
    M3 (E46)                                1       3     273     562
    M3 Convertible (E46)                    3       9     149     335
      3 Series                         11,259  33,191  10,093  27,779
    Z4 2.5i Roadster (E85) - US            13      41      36     180
    Z4 3.0i Roadster (E85) - US           413     938     372     491
    Z4 Roadster 3.0si (E85) - US          236     457     167     184
    Z4 M Roadster (E85) - US               52      94     145     145
    Z4 Coupe 3.0si (E86) - US              90     204       0       0
    Z4 M Coupe (E86) - US                  64     172       0       0
    Z4                                    868   1,906     720   1,000
    525i (E60)                          1,127   2,971   1,355   3,167
    525xi (E60)                           569   1,301     495   1,655
    530i (E60)                          1,129   3,023   1,283   3,086
    530xi (E60)                           838   2,019     794   2,433
    530xi Sports Wagon (E60)              108     317     261     812
    545i (E60)                              0       0       0       6
    550i (E60)                            416   1,147     702   1,698
    M5 (E60)                              128     349     375   1,242
    5 Series                            4,315  11,127   5,265  14,099
    645Ci (E63)                             0       0       0      21
    650i Coupe (E63)                      171     429     288     714
    645Ci Convertible (E64)                 0       0       0      16
    650i Convertible (E64)                415     846     629   1,390
    M6 (E63)                              106     281       0       0
    M6 Convertible (E64)                  162     365       0       0
    6 Series                              854   1,921     917   2,141
    ALPINA B7                              42      68       0       0
    745Li (E65)                             0       0       0       0
    750i (E65)                            337     827     489   1,079
    750Li (E65)                         1,052   2,528   1,439   3,671
    760i (E65)                              0       0       7      17
    760Li (E65)                            19      49      35      97
    7 Series                            1,450   3,472   1,970   4,864
    Z8                                      0       0       1       1
    Z8 Alpina                               0       0       0       0
    Z8                                      0       0       1       1



               BMW Sports Activity Vehicle (light trucks) Sales
                            Report for March 2007

                                                       2007      2006

    March                                             6,579     5,535
    Year-to-Date                                     15,743    13,219


                                                    Year-         Year-
    Model                                    March to-Date March to-Date
                                             2007   2007   2006   2006

    X3 2.5i  (E83)                              2      2     30    128
    X3 3.0i (E83)                              66    161  3,043  5,915
    X3 3.0si (E83)                          2,804  6,511      0      0
    X3                                      2,872  6,674  3,073  6,043
    X5 3.0i (E53) - US                         22     75  1,811  5,380
    X5 3.0si (E70) - US                     2,416  5,894      0      0
    X5 4.4i (E53) - US                         32     57    554  1,519
    X5 4.8i (E70) - US                      1,230  3,036      0      0
    X5 4.8is (E53) - US                         7      7     97    277
    X5                                      3,707  9,069  2,462  7,176



                       MINI Sales Report for March 2007

                                                      2007      2006

    March                                            3,655     3,851
    Year-to-Date                                     8,073     9,485


                                                    Year-         Year-
    Model                                    March to-Date March to-Date
                                             2007   2007   2006   2006

    MINI Cooper (R50)                         383  1,738    926  2,781
    MINI Cooper (R56)                       1,130  1,627      0      0
    MINI Cooper S (R53)                       266  1,535  1,942  4,298
    MINI Cooper S (R56)                     1,159  1,641      0      0
    MINI Cooper Convertible                   288    639    258    752
    MINI Cooper S Convertible                 427    868    725  1,654
    MINI Cooper S JCW GP                        2     25      0      0

    Total MINI                              3,655  8,073  3,851  9,485



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Light Trucks Set Record Due to Strong MDX and RDX Sales

TORRANCE, Calif., April 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Boosted by a March record for
light truck sales, Acura sold 16,986 vehicles for the month, less than 500
units behind March 2006. Sales of the popular MDX and RDX crossover SUVs
combined for a new Acura March light-truck record of 7,209 units, the
luxury division announced today.

The redesigned 2007 Acura MDX luxury SUV was the top-selling Acura
light truck in March with 4,785 units sold, surpassing the 4,682 tally of a
year ago. Meanwhile, the turbocharged RDX entry-premium SUV posted total
sales of 2,424 units, making March its second-best month since it was
introduced in June, 2006.

The Acura TL performance luxury sedan led all Acura vehicles with 5,769
units sold in March, while the TSX sports sedan posted near-record sales of
3,232 units.

* based on 28 selling days in March 2007 versus 27 selling days in March
2006
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                         American Honda Vehicle Sales For March 2007

                            Month-to-Date              Year-to-Date
                      March     March    DSR**   March    March    DSR**
                       2007      2006   % Chg.   2007     2006    % Chg.

    MODEL BREAKOUTS BY DIVISION
    Acura Division
     Total            16,986    17,524   -6.5%   43,661    45,651   -6.8%
    RSX                   57     1,591  -96.5%      257     4,150  -94.0%
    TL *               5,769     6,767  -17.8%   13,704    16,804  -20.6%
    TSX                3,232     3,355   -7.1%    8,629     9,233   -9.0%
    RL                   719     1,117  -37.9%    1,547     2,602  -42.1%
    NSX                    0        12                0        29
    MDX *              4,785     4,682   -1.5%   13,268    12,833    0.7%
    RDX*               2,424         0            6,256         0
    Selling Days          28        27               77        75

    *  Honda and Acura vehicles are made of domestic and global sourced parts.
    ** Daily Selling Rate



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Default American Honda Sales Increase 7.3 Percent to New March Record

Car Sales Break Decade Old Record

TORRANCE, Calif., April 3 /PRNewswire/ -- American Honda Motor Co.,
Inc., posted the third-best month in history with record March sales of
143,392 Honda and Acura vehicles, a 7.3 percent daily selling rate*
increase compared to March, 2006, the company reported today.

March also saw record American Honda sales in both car and light-truck
segments with car sales surpassing the March 1996 record of 80,117.
Year-to- date American Honda total vehicle sales of 354,208 increased 3.3
percent. "We are on track for another record year in 2007," said ****
Colliver, executive vice president of American Honda. "The continued sales
success of Honda light trucks and cars in this period of ever-increasing
fuel prices shows the high consumer awareness of our excellent fuel economy
across the entire product line."

The Honda Division posted its best ever March with sales of 126,406
cars and light trucks, an increase of 9.5 percent over year-ago results.
Record March Accord sales of 36,506 reflect an 18.8-percent increase.

CR-V sales of 19,658 rose 49.2 percent, helping the division post
record March sales of 55,550 trucks, up 2.8 percent over year-ago results.
The Pilot also posted record-March sales of 14,339, an increase of 6.6
percent over March 2006.

Honda sold a total of 3,199 hybrid vehicles, including 2,813 Civic
Hybrids and 385 Accord Hybrids, a combined increase of 6.7 percent over
year-ago results.

The Acura Division posted strong March sales of 16,986, with record
combined light truck sales of the completely redesigned and all new RDX
SUVs. The TL luxury performance sedan was Acura's best-selling model with
March sales of 5,769 while the TSX posted near-record sales of 3,232.
* Daily selling rate based on 28 selling days in March 2007 and 27
selling days in March 2006
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                         American Honda Vehicle Sales For March 2007

                            Month-to-Date              Year-to-Date
                      March     March    DSR**   March    March    DSR**
                       2007      2006   % Chg.   2007     2006    % Chg.
    American Honda
     Total           143,392   128,806    7.3%  354,208   333,844    3.3%
      Total Car
       Sales          80,633    72,020    8.0%  194,550   189,803   -0.2%
      Total Truck
       Sales          62,759    56,786    6.6%  159,658   144,041    8.0%
       Honda Total
        Car Sales     70,856    59,178   15.5%  170,413   156,985    5.7%
       Honda Total
        Truck Sales   55,550    52,104    2.8%  140,134   131,208    4.0%
       Acura Total
        Car Sales      9,777    12,842  -26.6%   24,137    32,818  -28.4%
       Acura Total
        Truck Sales    7,209     4,682   48.5%   19,524    12,833   48.2%
    Domestic Car
     Sales *          65,194    57,709    8.9%  152,844   157,957   -5.8%
      Honda Division  59,425    50,942   12.5%  139,140   141,153   -4.0%
      Acura Division   5,769     6,767  -17.8%   13,704    16,804  -20.6%
    Domestic Truck
     Sales *          43,734    44,081   -4.3%  112,719   111,690   -1.7%
      Honda Division  36,525    39,399  -10.6%   93,195    98,857   -8.2%
      Acura Division   7,209     4,682   48.5%   19,524    12,833   48.2%
    Import Car Sales  15,439    14,311    4.0%   41,706    31,846   27.6%
      Honda Division  11,431     8,236   33.8%   31,273    15,832   92.4%
      Acura Division   4,008     6,075  -36.4%   10,433    16,014  -36.5%
    Import Truck
     Sales            19,025    12,705   44.4%   46,939    32,351   41.3%
      Honda Division  19,025    12,705   44.4%   46,939    32,351   41.3%

    MODEL BREAKOUTS BY DIVISION
    Honda Division
     Total           126,406   111,282    9.5%  310,547   288,193    5.0%
      Fit              4,235         0            8,837         0
    Accord *          36,506    29,623   18.8%   92,590    76,954   17.2%
      Memo: Accord
            Hybrid       385       581  -36.1%      945     1,715  -46.3%
    Civic *           29,721    28,969   -1.1%   68,140    78,479  -15.4%
      Memo: Civic
            Hybrid     2,813     2,232   21.5%    6,520     7,177  -11.5%
    S2000                393       507  -25.3%      845     1,342  -38.7%
    Insight                1        79  -98.8%        1       210  -99.5%
    FCX                    0         0                0         0
    Odyssey *         13,805    16,529  -19.5%   37,346    39,204   -7.2%
    Pilot *           14,339    12,966    6.6%   34,081    33,866   -2.0%
    CR-V *            19,658    12,705   49.2%   47,572    32,351   43.2%
    Element *          3,741     4,560  -20.9%   10,126    12,144  -18.8%
    Ridgeline          4,007     5,344  -27.7%   11,009    13,643  -21.4%
    Acura Division
     Total            16,986    17,524   -6.5%   43,661    45,651   -6.8%
    RSX                   57     1,591  -96.5%      257     4,150  -94.0%
    TL *               5,769     6,767  -17.8%   13,704    16,804  -20.6%
    TSX                3,232     3,355   -7.1%    8,629     9,233   -9.0%
    RL                   719     1,117  -37.9%    1,547     2,602  -42.1%
    NSX                    0        12                0        29
    MDX *              4,785     4,682   -1.5%   13,268    12,833    0.7%
    RDX*               2,424         0            6,256         0
    Selling Days          28        27               77        75

    *  Honda and Acura vehicles are made of domestic and global sourced parts.
    ** Daily Selling Rate



SOURCE American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
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Some interesting numbers here. Mazda 3 and Fusion sales are up big. I wonder if incentives have anything to do with it.

No surprise F-Series sales are down. But it is surprising that both Silverado and Sierra sales are down. Tundra sales are picking up speed, and were close to Sierra sales this month.

Also incredible how the Camry continues to go up, and those Prius sales numbers are just crazy. Over 19,000 Priuses sod for March!

Solid showing for the G35 sedan, although the rest of the lineup is struggling.

Bad news for Hyundai: their sales continue to be stagnant.
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Originally Posted by TRDFantasy
Solid showing for the G35 sedan, although the rest of the lineup is struggling.
Not the M35/45 . . .
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Originally Posted by Robarapta
Not the M35/45 . . .
True, although M sales are down for the year. It will be interesting to see how much sales the new G35 sedan is taking from the IS.
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Originally Posted by TRDFantasy
True, although M sales are down for the year. It will be interesting to see how much sales the new G35 sedan is taking from the IS.
IS sold well.. as did 3 series... and ES... It seems that M/GS/5 series are ones having issues...
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Originally Posted by spwolf
IS sold well.. as did 3 series... and ES... It seems that M/GS/5 series are ones having issues...
The M seems to be doing just fine. The 5 is down for the year, but this was to be expected with the 08s coming out this month.

http://www.bmwusa.com/Vehicles/futur...e=NEW5FVTOPNAV

My prediction on RX sales however is holding true......
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Originally Posted by Robarapta
Mazda Announces Best-Ever March Sales for North America

- U.S. sales up 47.9 percent; Canada sales up 16.0 percent; Mexico sales up
182.5 percent -
Zoom zoom.
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Originally Posted by doug_999
The M seems to be doing just fine. The 5 is down for the year, but this was to be expected with the 08s coming out this month.

http://www.bmwusa.com/Vehicles/futur...e=NEW5FVTOPNAV

My prediction on RX sales however is holding true......
The 535i is bad news for the other cars in this class. I am curious if there are any incentives on the Infiniti M.

It's commendable that RX sales remain so high seeing as this model has been on the market for several years now. I predict the next-gen RX will hit some ridiculous sales numbers.
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Originally Posted by Robarapta
Lexus passenger cars reported best-ever March sales of 18,128 units, an increase of 26.7 percent over March 2006. Passenger car sales were led by the ES 350 luxury sedan with March sales of 7,444 units, up 69.7 percent. The all-new LS 460 reported sales of 3,134, an increase of 125.4 percent.
Way to go Lexus! LS results are very good. LS/ES/IS are rockin'.

The RX 400h hybrid luxury utility vehicle reported sales of 1,471 units for the month.
That is impressive too!
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Originally Posted by Tekknikal
wow. really really strong showing for the g35 sedan
Yes, on the one hand you could say:

(G + M) > (IS + GS)

But that doesn't factor in ES which results in:

(ES + IS + GS) > (G + M)
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Originally Posted by TRDFantasy
Mazda 3 and Fusion sales are up big. I wonder if incentives have anything to do with it.
Article on Mazda said little or no incentives on 3 if I recall.

Car and Drive just rated the MazdaSpeed 3 as head and shoulders better than its competition in a shoot out. MotorWeek just reviewed one too IIRC and loved it.
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Originally Posted by TRDFantasy
It's commendable that RX sales remain so high seeing as this model has been on the market for several years now. I predict the next-gen RX will hit some ridiculous sales numbers.
especially with a RX-F coming too
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