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American Honda November sales totaled nearly 80,000 units
Honda crossovers lead the way with all-new CR-V sales of almost 20,000 units and all-new HR-V over 9,000 units, logging its best month since June
All-new Pilot goes on-sale in December and is already generating strong pre-sale activity
Accord tops 13,700 units and Accord Hybrid posts eighth monthly record in 2022, topping 3,300 units
Excitement of Civic Type R begins with first customer deliveries
North American Car of the Year finalist Acura Integra again tops 2,200 units and leads premium gateway segment in 2022 sales after just 6 months on the market
Acura sales led by MDX, which overcame inventory issues to reach sales of over 4,000 units
Hyundai Motor America Reports Record November 2022 Sales
December 1 2022
Best-Ever November Total and Retail Sales
November Total Sales Increased 43%; Retail Sales Up 28%
Green Vehicle Sales up 39%; November Records for Elantra HEV, Santa Fe HEV, Tucson HEV and Kona EV
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif., Dec. 1, 2022 – Hyundai Motor America reported total November sales of 63,305 units, a 43% increase compared with November 2021. Hyundai set total records in November for Elantra HEV, Santa Fe, Santa Fe HEV, Tucson, Tucson HEV, Kona EV and Santa Cruz. Hyundai fleet sales remained at 1.4% of total volume for the year.
“This was a terrific November for sales and especially our line-up of eco-friendly vehicles,” said Randy Parker, CEO, Hyundai Motor America. “Despite economic headwinds, we were still able to record an all-time retail and total sales record in November. Overall sales, specifically the Tucson and Santa Fe brands, continue to perform well and I’m excited to see how we finish the year.” NovemberRetail Highlights
Hyundai’s retail sales of 56,592 units represented a 28% year-over-year increase from November 2021. This was a record November retail sales month led by Elantra HEV (+733%), Kona EV (+113%), Venue (+57%), Santa Cruz (+44%), Santa Fe HEV (+43%), Tucson (+33%) and Tucson HEV (+18%). Hyundai eco-friendly vehicle sales of 7,550 represented 13% of retail and a 39% year-over-year increase.
IRVINE, Calif., Dec. 1, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) today reported total November sales of 26,906 vehicles, an increase of 30.6 percent compared to November 2021. Year-to-date sales totaled 267,616 vehicles; a decrease of 14.6 percent compared to the same time last year. With 25 selling days in November, compared to 24 the year prior, the company posted an increase of 25.4 percent on a Daily Selling Rate (DSR) basis.
CPO sales totaled 4,344 vehicles in November, an increase of 13 percent compared to November 2021.
Second best-ever November total sales with 26,906 vehicles sold.
Best-ever November sales of CX-30 with 4,457 vehicles sold.
Best-ever November sales of CX-9 with 4,025 vehicles sold.
Mazda Canada, Inc., (MCI) reported November sales of 3,067 vehicles, an increase of 3.1 percent compared to November last year. Year-to-date sales decreased 21.8 percent, with 47,135 vehicles sold.
Mazda Motor de Mexico (MMdM) reported November sales of 4,123 vehicles, a decrease of 14.4 percent compared to last year. Year-to-date sales decreased 2.6 percent, with 41,090 vehicles sold.
Mazda North American Operations is headquartered in Irvine, California, and oversees the sales, marketing, parts, and customer service support of Mazda vehicles in the United States, Canada, and Mexico through approximately 780 dealers. Operations in Canada are managed by Mazda Canada Inc. in Richmond Hill, Ontario, and operations in Mexico are managed by Mazda Motor de Mexico in Mexico City. For more information on Mazda vehicles, including photography and B-roll, please visit the online Mazda media center at News.MazdaUSA.com.
SUBARU OF AMERICA, INC. REPORTS NOVEMBER 2022 SALES INCREASE OF 51.7 PERCENT OVER NOVEMBER 2021
Automaker Reports First Sales of All-Electric Subaru Solterra
Subaru of America, Inc. (SOA) today reported 50,138 vehicle sales for November 2022, a 51.7 percent increase compared with November 2021 (33,045). The automaker also reported year-to-date sales of 499,821, a 6.2 percent decrease compared with the same period in 2021.
“We are excited to enter the final month of the year with another month of strong sales despite ongoing supply chain challenges, and we thank our retailers for continuing to demonstrate the highest level of sales efficiency and unparalleled customer service,” said Thomas J. Doll, President and CEO, Subaru of America, Inc. “We are also proud to again be closing out the year with our annual Subaru Share the Love® Event – now in its 15th year. From Thursday, November 17, 2022, through Tuesday, January 3, 2023, Subaru will donate $250 to the purchaser's choice of charity, letting car buyers give back to the organizations that mean the most to them*.”
In November, Outback was the top performer by volume with 15,069 sales and a 44.2 percent increase compared with the same period in 2021. The Forester saw a 147.7 percent increase compared to November 2021, while the Crosstrek increased by 101 percent and the Legacy posted a 110.9 percent increase. Year to date, the Ascent posted a 5.3 percent increase, while the BRZ posted an increase of 141.4 percent. SOA also reported the first sales of the all-electric SUV, the Subaru Solterra, totaling 94 vehicles for the month.
“This month we exceeded November 2021 sales by a wide margin, and we had our first customer deliveries of our all-new EV, Solterra,” said Jeff Walters, Senior Vice President of Sales. “We also debuted the all-new 2024 Subaru Impreza at the LA Auto Show, complete with a sporty new design, enhanced safety features and updated technology, giving those in the market for a new vehicle something to look forward to this spring.”
Still, US auto unit sales for 2022 may be down 20% from their 17 million peak a couple of years ago. And higher financing rates, plus the price increases on cars and dealer markups, will push sales even lower in 2023. But the automakers don't care, inflation gives them the ability to produce fewer cars and charge more for them and there still seem to be plenty of people willing to pay. The auto market will never return to "normal" again.
Sportage posts triple-digit sales increase for second consecutive month
Sales of Kia’s electrified models post double or triple-digit sales increase the past five months
IRVINE, Calif., November 30, 2022 – Kia America announced best-ever November sales of 56,703 units, an 8-percent increase over the previous November sales record set in 2016, and a 25.1-percent improvement year-over-year. For the second consecutive month, sales were led by the Sportage family of SUVs, which were up 144-percent over the same period a year ago. Sales of Kia’s electrified models – which have posted double or triple-digit gains in the past five months – also contributed to the record-breaking performance with a 133-percent year-over-year increase.
“Building on our best-ever third-quarter and October sales, Kia’s upward momentum continued with a record November with SUVs and hybrids, plug-in hybrids and EVs pushing the brand ever higher,” said Eric Watson, vice president, sales operations, Kia America. “With Sportage up 144-percent and our electrified offerings posting double or triple-digit sales increases for the fifth consecutive month, we are confident that we will end the year strong, and this positive sales momentum will carry through to 2023.”
Volvo Car USA reports sales of 9,233 cars in November
Dec 02, 2022 ID: 308148(MAHWAH, NJ) Dec. 2, 2022 – Volvo Car USA today reported sales of 9,233 cars in November, up 20.4 percent compared with the same month last year. Overall, underlying demand for the company’s cars continues to remain robust, especially for its Recharge range of pure electric and plug-in hybrid cars.
The company’s line of Recharge models represented 29.9 percent of the sales last month, accounting for 2,764 cars.
The Volvo Car Americas region saw 11,491 cars sold during the month of November. Sales of Recharge models accounted for 34.1 percent of sales across the region.
“Despite the continued industry challenges presented, consumer demand for our cars remains, especially for our Recharge plug-in and full electric models,” said Anders Gustafsson, Senior Vice President, Volvo Car Americas and President and CEO, Volvo Car USA.
^^ Thank you, If I saw this on youtube just browsing around I wouldn't take it serious but since a CL member dropped it I will give it a chance and check it out.
It's screaming clickbait, man with scared look on his face and Yellow Caution sign, etc even tho it may be legit.
Guessing it's very competitive out there to get the message to intended audience when everyone else is using clickbait tactics too so how does one separate themselves these day, I don't know.
I made a youtube once on some technical stuff and got like 70 views so I took it down. lol
It may look like clickbait but the underlying facts presented are accurate. See the other thread running now about how ADMs are going away at Mercedes. Unit auto sales in the US have fallen 20% from the 17 million per year pre-covid number, so the demand decline is real. The manufacturers and dealers didn't care for a while, because they could reduce supply, raise prices on the cars they had, charge ADMs - and the buyers who had to be in the market, paid anything to get cars. That's ending now, and that will accelerate in 2023 as the recession and even higher rates, digs in.
It may look like clickbait but the underlying facts presented are accurate. See the other thread running now about how ADMs are going away at Mercedes. Unit auto sales in the US have fallen 20% from the 17 million per year pre-covid number, so the demand decline is real. The manufacturers and dealers didn't care for a while, because they could reduce supply, raise prices on the cars they had, charge ADMs - and the buyers who had to be in the market, paid anything to get cars. That's ending now, and that will accelerate in 2023 as the recession and even higher rates, digs in.
Just watched your video, enjoyed it.
When I saw the young host is when I realized where the video art came from. lol
"Gramps" is saying car buying conditions are getting better so that's good news.
Only thing I wonder is putting so much blame on dealers for being greedy.
Anyone around long enough to know what happened to the dealers in the early 90's saw the dealers going out of business left and right and terrifying times to be in the business..
So I have to wonder if they did it out of fear expecting what coming now is exactly what they were expecting.
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