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Saturday, March 28, 2015

Small And Midsize Luxury SUV Sales In America February 2015 YTD

15 different small premium brand utility vehicles combined for 23,626 U.S. sales in February 2015, an amazing 44% year-over-year improvement.

• U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model - February 2015 YTD
• U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales Rankings By Model - February 2015 YTD

USA luxury SUV sales chart February 2015

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That 7167-unit improvement compared with February 2014s results was powered in large part by new models (Q3, GLA, NX, MKC, Macan), the Acura RDX, and Volvos XC60.

A number of more costly, mostly larger luxury SUVs and crossovers posted February gains, as well. From the BMW X5s 42% jump to the Land Rover Range Rover Sports 25% ascent, theres reason to believe that luxury SUVs dont need to be small (or large) to expand their market share.

But the rate of expansion in the premium arena is most easily located in a look at entry-level crossovers, particularly when we consider the age of some of the entries. Mercedes-Benzs GLK and the Audi Q5 have been around since 2009 and the second-gen BMW X3 is now operating in its fifth model year.

You can click any model name in the tables below to find historical monthly and yearly U.S. auto sales data. You can also select a make and model at GCBCs Sales Stats page. These tables are now sortable, so you can rank luxury SUVs and crossovers any which way you like. Suggestions on how GCBC should break down segments can be passed on through the Contact page.

Click Column Headers To Sort • January 2015 • February 2014

Compact Luxury SUV	February 2015	February 2014	% Change	2015 YTD	2014 YTD	% Change
Audi Q3	1046	---	---	1919	---	---
BMW X1	885	2329	-62.0%	1403	3661	-61.7%
Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class	1873	---	---	3751	---	---
---	---	---	---	---	---	---
Total	3804	2329	63.3%	7073	3661	93.2%

Small Luxury SUV	February 2015	February 2014	% Change	2015 YTD	2014 YTD	% Change
Acura RDX	3862	2911	32.7%	7379	5641	30.8%
Audi Q5	2493	2643	-5.7%	5420	5417	0.1%
BMW X3	3124	3301	-5.4%	4465	6000	-25.6%
BMW X4	466	--	---	862	---	---
Infiniti QX50	177	220	-19.5%	365	417	-12.5%
Land Rover LR2	10	358	-97.2%	46	721	-93.6%
Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	1107	927	19.4%	2510	1806	39.0%
Lexus NX	2666	---	---	5478	---	---
Lincoln MKC	1558	---	---	3160	---	--
Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class	1781	2624	-32.1%	3179	4926	-35.5%
Porsche Macan	624	---	---	1420	---	---
Volvo XC60	1954	1146	70.5%	3471	2088	66.2%
---	---	---	---	---	---	---
Total	19,822	14,130	40.3%	37,755	27,016	39.7%

Midsize Luxury SUV	February 2015	February 2014	% Change	2015 YTD	2014 YTD	% Change
Acura MDX	4553	4563	-0.2%	8934	8804	1.5%
Acura ZDX	---	8	-100%	---	22	-100%
Audi Q7	1012	1229	-17.7%	1892	2497	-24.2%
BMW X5	4149	2912	42.5%	7363	5666	30.0%
BMW X6	403	346	16.5%	836	728	14.8%
Cadillac SRX	3809	5058	-24.7%	7294	9504	-23.3%
Infiniti QX60	2985	2704	10.4%	5562	5084	9.4%
Infiniti QX70	569	624	-8.8%	1126	1269	-11.3%
Land Rover LR4	615	388	58.5%	1224	987	24.0%
Land Rover Range Rover Sport	1827	1464	24.8%	3579	3076	16.4%
Lexus GX460	1653	1590	4.0%	3456	3033	13.9%
Lexus RX	6490	5682	14.2%	13,059	11,289	15.7%
Lincoln MKT	216	365	-40.8%	484	727	-33.4%
Lincoln MKX	1135	2041	-44.4%	2493	4520	-44.8%
Mercedes-Benz M-Class	3316	3258	1.8%	6460	6082	6.2%
Porsche Cayenne	1046	1260	-17.0%	2162	2418	-10.6%
Volkswagen Touareg *	413	448	-7.8%	895	992	-9.8%
Volvo XC70 *	316	267	18.4%	646	528	22.3%
Volvo XC90	60	420	-85.7%	98	879	-88.9%
---	---	---	---	---	---	---
Total	34,567	34,627	-0.2%	67,563	68,105	-0.8%

Source: Automakers & ANDC
* indicates a vehicle which is also shown in another GCBC segment breakdown
GCBC isnt here to break down segments, an impossible task for any group, but to display sales data for the sake of comparison. The more ways sales data can be displayed, the better. This explains youll see the XC70 listed with luxury cars as well as with SUVs and crossovers and the Touareg with luxury SUVs and mainstream SUVs... because readers have wanted it both ways. You can always find the sales results for EVERY vehicle and form your own competitive sets by using the All Vehicle Rankings posts.

RECOMMENDED READING
Small & Midsize Luxury SUV Sales In America - January 2015
Small & Midsize Luxury SUV Sales In America - February 2014 YTD
Top 20 Best-Selling SUVs In America - February 2015
U.S. Auto Sales Brand Rankings - February 2015 YTD
Large Luxury SUV Sales In America - February 2015 YTD

Canada midsize car sales chart June 2014

Canadian midsize car sales plunged once again in June 2014 even as the class-leading Ford Fusion reported its best month since May of last year.

• Canada Auto Sales Brand Rankings - June 2014 YTD
• Canada Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model - June 2014 YTD
• Canada Car Sales Rankings By Model - June 2014 YTD

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Fusion sales, up 8%, improved on a year-over-year basis for the first time since November 2013. Heading into July, the Fusion leads the second-ranked Honda Accord by a scant 917 units.

At this stage one year ago, the Fusion was 2096 sales ahead of the second-ranked Toyota Camry.

But Camry volume has tumbled 13% through the first half of 2014 in advance of the updated MY2015 Camrys arrival. And the second-ranked Accord is down 2% this year, struggling to match the 2013 pace that saw Accord sales rise to a five-year high.

The Fusions June increase was certainly not symbolic of an overall improvement in the midsize sector, however. The Chevrolet Malibu, Chrysler 200, and Hyundai Sonata all reported year-over-year declines of at least 20%, a combined loss of 1240 units from those three models alone. The Camry, Accord, and Nissan Altima were collectively down 11%, a 485-unit decrease.

Canadian Altima volume has increased in only four of the last 18 months. The overall Nissan brand, on the other hand, is one of Canadas fastest-growing marques.

You can click any model name in the tables below to find historical monthly and yearly Canadian auto sales data. You can also select a make and model at GCBCs Sales Stats page. These tables are now sortable, so you can rank midsize cars of all stripes any which way you like. Suggestions on how GCBC should break down segments can be passed on through the Contact page.

Click Column Headers To Sort • July 2014 • May 2014 • June 2013

Midsize Car	June 2014	June 2013	% Change	2014 YTD	2013 YTD	% Change
Buick Regal	51	61	-16.4%	345	408	-15.4%
Chevrolet Malibu	327	422	-22.5%	2942	4313	-31.8%
Chrysler 200	1127	1521	-25.9%	4497	7202	-37.6%
Dodge Avenger	33	1000	-96.7%	452	4907	-90.8%
Ford Fusion	2373	2194	8.2%	9777	11,304	-13.5%
Honda Accord	1594	1656	-3.7%	8860	9022	-1.8%
Hyundai Sonata	1142	1893	-39.7%	5257	8262	-36.4%
Kia Optima	1249	792	57.7%	4878	5145	-5.2%
Mazda 6	290	288	0.7%	1605	2743	-41.5%
Nissan Altima	981	1131	-13.3%	4484	5313	-15.6%
Subaru Legacy	150	132	13.6%	1129	889	27.0%
Suzuki Kizashi	---	16	-100%	---	122	-100%
Toyota Camry	1464	1737	-15.7%	8026	9208	-12.8%
Volkswagen Passat & CC ^	700	615	13.8%	4062	3675	10.5%
---	---	---	---	---	---	---
Total	11,481	13,458	-14.7%	56,314	72,513	-22.3%

Hybrids & Electrics	June 2014	June 2013	% Change	2014 YTD	2013 YTD	% Change
Chevrolet Volt	163	153	6.5%	831	471	76.4%
Ford C-Max	187	80	134%	754	757	-0.4%
Honda Insight	---	10	-100%	---	58	-100%
Mitsubishi i MiEV	12	11	9.1%	54	92	-41.3%
Nissan LEAF	104	13	700%	462	248	86.3%
Toyota Prius	168	255	-34.1%	986	1264	-22.0%
Toyota Prius Sedan ^	163	237	-31.2%	939	1116	-15.9%
Toyota Prius Plug-In ^	5	18	-72.2%	47	148	-68.2%
Toyota Prius V	187	272	-31.3%	1151	1359	-15.3%
---	---	---	---	---	---	---
Total	821	794	3.4%	4238	4249	-0.3%

Tall Wagons & Crossovers	June 2014	June 2013	% Change	2014 YTD	2013 YTD	% Change
Honda Crosstour *	76	96	-20.8%	412	617	-33.2%
Subaru Outback *	534	522	2.3%	3342	2976	12.3%
Toyota Venza *	711	819	-13.2%	4078	4696	-13.2%
---	---	---	---	---	---	---
Total	1321	1437	-8.1%	7832	8289	-5.5%

Source: Automakers & ANDC
* indicates a vehicle that is also shown in another GCBC segment breakdown
^ Prius breakdown by variant
^ Volkswagen Canada combines figures for the Passat and CC.
GCBC isnt here to break down segments, an impossible task for any group, but to display sales data for the sake of comparison. The more ways sales data can be displayed, the better. This explains why youll see the Outback and Venza listed with midsize SUVs, too... because readers have wanted it both ways. You can always find the sales results for EVERY vehicle and form your own competitive sets by using the All Vehicle Rankings posts.

RECOMMENDED READING
Midsize Car Sales In Canada - July 2014 YTD
Midsize Car Sales In Canada - May 2014 YTD
Midsize Car Sales In Canada - June 2013 YTD
Top 20 Best-Selling Cars In Canada - June 2014
Large Car Sales In Canada - June 2014
Small Car Sales In Canada - June 2014 YTD

2014 Year End U S Passenger Car Sales Rankings Top 157 Best Selling Cars In America Every Car Ranked

As Americas auto industry enjoyed a significant boost in sales to more than 16.5 million units in 2014, the portion of the market attributed to passenger cars decreased. Year-over-year, car sales grew by less than 2% in 2014. The market expanded by nearly 6%, however.

As a result, cars generated just 48% of all new vehicle sales in the United States in 2014, down from 50% in 2013.

• U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model - January 2015
• U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model - November 2014 YTD
• U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model - December & 2013 Year End

At the top of the heap, however, the best-selling cars produced a greater percentage of buyer interest in 2014. The four best-selling cars in America - Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, Toyota Corolla, Nissan Altima - generated 18.8% of the passenger car markets volume, up from the 18.4% earned by the four top sellers last year.

Yet while new cars struggled to generate momentum through much of the year, December volume was up 7%. 10 of Americas 20 top-selling cars in December reported double-digit year-over-year percentage improvements, from the category-leading Nissan Altimas 30% jump to the Chrysler 200s 187% boost.

• Top 13 Best-Selling Pickup Trucks In America - 2014 Year End
• Commercial Van Sales In America - 2014 Year End
• Minivan Sales In America - 2014 Year End

More importantly, as the overall market for cars stagnated in 2014, some brands performed well above average with their car divisions.

With lots of help from the Mirage, Mitsubishi car sales jumped 34%. Subarus five cars combined for an 18% increase. Buoyed by new entry-level product, Audi car sales jumped 15%. Nissan reported a 14% improvement in car sales, as did Lexus. BMW car volume was up 11% in 2014. Car sales at Kia rose 8%. Mazda car volume rose 6%. Buicks cars were up 4%.

• U.S. Auto Sales Brand Rankings - 2014 Year End
• U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model - December & 2014 Year End
• U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales Rankings By Model - 2014 Year End

Reminder: these are calendar year 2014 rankings, but you can sort cars by December volume by clicking the December 2014 column header, or you can rank carss by improvements or declines using the % columns. Or, most importantly, you can list automakers together by selecting the Car column header.

As always, you can find historical monthly and yearly sales figures for any of these vehicles by selecting a make and model at GCBCs Sales Stats page.

Click Column Headers To Sort • January 2015 • November 2014 • December 2013

Rank	Car	2014	2013	% Change	December 2014	December 2013	% Change
#1	Toyota Camry	428,606	408,484	4.9%	31,618	29,964	5.5%
#2	Honda Accord	388,374	366,678	5.9%	31,589	32,321	-2.3%
#3	Toyota Corolla/Matrix	339,498	302,180	12.4%	30,125	22,562	33.5%
#4	Nissan Altima	335,644	320,723	4.7%	32,331	24,816	30.3%
#5	Honda Civic	325,981	336,180	-3.0%	25,337	29,000	-12.6%
#6	Ford Fusion	306,860	295,280	3.9%	23,166	24,408	-5.1%
#7	Chevrolet Cruze	273,060	248,224	10.0%	17,800	18,162	-2.0%
#8	Hyundai Elantra	222,023	247,912	-10.4%	18,860	21,692	-13.1%
#9	Ford Focus	219,634	234,570	-6.4%	14,883	15,569	-4.4%
#10	Hyundai Sonata	216,936	203,648	6.5%	17,924	14,479	23.8%
#11	Chevrolet Malibu	188,519	200,594	-6.0%	16,817	15,493	8.5%
#12	Nissan Sentra	183,268	129,143	41.9%	15,393	10,799	42.5%
#13	Volkswagen Jetta	160,873	163,793	-1.8%	15,578	15,393	1.2%
#13.1	Volkswagen Jetta Sedan *	141,354	141,259	0.1%	14,572	13,719	6.2%
#13.2	Volkswagen Jetta SportWagen *	19,519	22,534	-13.4%	1,006	1,674	-39.9%
#14	Kia Optima	159,020	155,893	2.0%	11,827	9,474	24.8%
#15	Kia Soul	145,316	118,079	23.1%	9,906	6,345	56.1%
#16	BMW 3-Series & 4-Series ³	142,232	119,521	19.0%	19,464	16,737	16.3%
#17	Chevrolet Impala	140,280	156,797	-10.5%	13,088	10,633	23.1%
#18	Nissan Versa	139,781	117,352	19.1%	9,129	8,864	3.0%
#19	Subaru Outback	138,790	118,049	17.6%	14,772	11,002	34.3%
#20	Toyota Prius ²	136,040	157,260	-13.5%	9,291	10,800	-14.0%
#20.1	Toyota Prius Sedan *	122,776	145,172	-15.4%	8,799	9,881	-11.0%
#20.2	Toyota Prius Plug-In *	13,264	12,088	9.7%	492	919	-46.5%
#21	Chrysler 200	117,363	122,480	-4.2%	16,229	5,652	187%
#22	Mazda 3	104,985	104,713	0.3%	9,719	7,669	26.7%
#23	Volkswagen Passat	96,649	109,652	-11.9%	8,257	9,254	-10.8%
#24	Dodge Charger	94,099	98,336	-4.3%	8,422	10,145	-17.0%
#25	Chevrolet Sonic	93,518	85,646	9.2%	5,456	4,435	23.0%
#26	Chevrolet Camaro	86,297	80,567	7.1%	6,628	5,015	32.2%
#27	Dodge Dart	83,858	83,388	0.6%	6,881	5,449	26.3%
#28	Subaru Impreza	83,488	76,825	8.7%	8,624	6,629	30.1%
#28.1	Subaru Impreza *	57,996	58,856	-1.5%	5,808	4,949	17.4%
#28.2	Subaru Impreza WRX/STi *	25,492	17,969	41.9%	2,816	1,680	67.6%
#29	Ford Mustang	82,635	77,186	7.1%	9,511	5,727	66.1%
#30	Mercedes-Benz C-Class	75,065	88,251	-14.9%	8,224	7,229	13.8%
#31	Lexus ES	72,508	72,581	-0.1%	7,782	8,213	-5.2%
#32	Subaru XV Crosstrek	70,956	53,741	32.0%	5,482	5,525	-0.8%
#33	Kia Forte	69,336	66,146	4.8%	5,306	4,302	23.3%
#34	Toyota Avalon	67,183	70,990	-5.4%	6,501	6,212	4.7%
#35	Mercedes-Benz E-Class	66,400	69,803	-4.9%	5,119	8,727	-41.3%
#36	Hyundai Accent	63,309	60,458	4.7%	8,566	7,100	20.6%
#37	Ford Fiesta	63,192	71,073	-11.1%	3,724	4,476	-16.8%
#38	Ford Taurus	62,629	79,960	-21.7%	3,748	5,411	-30.7%
#38.1	Ford Taurus *	52,395	69,063	-24.1%	3,061	4,696	-34.8%
#38.2	Ford Taurus Poice Interceptor *	10,234	10,897	-6.1%	687	715	-3.9%
#39	Honda Fit	59,340	53,513	10.9%	6,450	4,617	39.7%
#40	Chrysler 300	53,382	57,724	-7.5%	3,992	4,881	-18.2%
#41	Mazda 6	53,224	43,637	22.0%	4,323	4,365	-1.0%
#42	BMW 5-Series	52,704	56,863	-7.3%	5,517	8,102	-31.9%
#43	Subaru Legacy	52,270	42,291	23.6%	5,457	2,939	85.7%
#44	Dodge Avenger	51,705	93,842	-44.9%	455	4,950	-90.8%
#45	Dodge Challenger	51,611	51,462	0.3%	4,938	2,872	71.9%
#46	Buick LaCrosse	51,468	48,798	5.5%	5,034	3,123	61.2%
#47	Lexus IS	51,358	35,017	46.7%	5,939	5,414	9.7%
#48	Nissan Maxima	50,401	53,896	-6.5%	3,180	6,509	-51.1%
#49	Buick Verano	43,743	45,527	-3.9%	3,017	2,929	3.0%
#50	Toyota Prius C ²	40,570	41,979	-3.4%	2,839	2,810	1.0%
#51	Chevrolet Spark	39,159	34,130	14.7%	3,007	1,712	75.6%
#52	Audi A4	38,679	42,130	-8.2%	3,599	3,979	-9.6%
#52.1	Audi A4 Sedan/Avant *	33,993	36,744	-7.5%	3,197	3,543	-9.8%
#52.2	Audi A4 Allroad *	4,686	5,386	-13.0%	402	436	-7.8%
#53	Infiniti Q50	36,899	17,816	107%	3,855	4,568	-15.6%
#54	Kia Rio	35,933	40,742	-11.8%	1,924	2,156	-10.8%
#55	Chevrolet Corvette	34,839	17,291	101%	3,552	3,005	18.2%
#56	Lincoln MKZ	34,009	32,361	5.1%	2,636	2,823	-6.6%
#57	Fiat 500	33,708	35,834	-5.9%	2,302	2,324	-0.9%
#58	Volkswagen Golf	33,675	30,931	8.9%	4,405	1,852	138%
#58.1	Volkswagen Golf GTI *	17,362	13,310	30.4%	1,789	976	83.3%
#58.2	Volkswagen Golf *	15,941	16,023	-0.5%	2,379	854	179%
#58.3	Volkswagen e-Golf *	357	---	---	237	---	---
#58.4	Volkswagen Golf R *	15	1,598	-99.1%	---	22	-100%
#59	Mini Cooper	31,385	41,915	-25.2%	4,545	3,887	16.9%
#59.1	Mini Cooper Hardtop *	22,843	26,954	-15.3%	4,176	2,995	39.4%
#59.2	Mini Cooper Convertible	3,536	4,460	-20.7%	219	262	-16.4%
#59.3	Mini Cooper Clubman *	2,613	5,155	-49.3%	4	379	-98.9%
#59.4	Mini Cooper Roadster *	1,437	2,806	-48.8%	95	134	-29.1%
#59.5	Mini Cooper Coupe *	956	2,540	-62.4%	51	117	-56.4%
#60	Cadillac CTS	31,115	32,343	-3.8%	2,652	3,217	-17.6%
#61	Toyota Prius V ²	30,762	34,989	-12.1%	2,284	2,110	8.2%
#62	Nissan Leaf	30,200	22,610	33.6%	3,102	2,529	22.7%
#63	Hyundai Genesis ³	29,992	32,330	-7.2%	2,923	3,280	-10.9%
#64	Toyota Venza	29,991	35,846	-16.3%	2,419	2,148	12.6%
#65	Cadillac ATS	29,890	38,319	-22.0%	2,465	3,887	-36.6%
#66	Volkswagen Beetle	29,182	43,134	-32.3%	2,270	2,819	-19.5%
#66.1	Volkswagen Beetle Coupe *	17,414	25,084	-30.6%	1,600	1,856	-13.8%
#66.2	Volkswagen Beetle Convertible *	11,768	18,050	-34.8%	670	963	-30.4%
#67	Hyundai Veloster	27,598	30,711	-10.1%	1,685	3,047	-44.7%
#68	Ford C-Max	27,595	35,210	-21.6%	1,962	2,028	-3.3%
#69	Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class	27,365	14,113	93.9%	2,664	3,285	-18.9%
#70	Mercedes-Benz S-Class	25,276	13,303	90.0%	2,832	1,857	52.5%
#71	Cadillac XTS	24,335	32,559	-25.3%	2,276	2,670	-14.8%
#72	Audi A6	23,941	22,428	6.7%	2,945	2,686	9.6%
#73	Buick Regal	22,560	18,685	20.7%	1,811	1,747	3.7%
#74	Audi A3	22,250	857	2,496%	2,690	-	-
#75	Lexus GS	22,198	19,742	12.4%	2,745	2,604	5.4%
#76	Volvo S60	20,457	23,210	-11.9%	1,866	1,776	5.1%
#77	Acura TLX	19,127	-	-	3,834	-	-
#78	Chevrolet Volt	18,805	23,094	-18.6%	1,490	2,392	-37.7%
#79	Scion tC	17,947	19,094	-6.0%	1,128	1,143	-1.3%
#80	Acura ILX	17,854	20,430	-12.6%	1,730	1,573	10.0%
#81	Lexus CT200h	17,673	15,071	17.3%	1,608	1,787	-10.0%
#82	Mitsubishi Mirage	16,708	2,935	469%	1,135	1,388	-18.2%
#83	Audi A5	16,620	18,664	-11.0%	1,292	1,384	-6.6%
#84	Scion xB	16,583	17,849	-7.1%	1,480	1,288	14.9%
#85	Mitsubishi Lancer	16,495	19,451	-15.2%	1,547	1,362	13.6%
#86	Infiniti Q40/G Sedan	15,590	30,256	-48.5%	1,184	1,460	-18.9%
#87	Scion FR-S	14,062	18,327	-23.3%	834	1,029	-19.0%
#88	Mazda 2	13,615	11,757	15.8%	159	1,228	-87.1%
#89	Toyota Yaris	13,274	21,342	-37.8%	1,605	601	167%
#90	Fiat 500L	12,413	7,402	67.7%	1,482	1,421	4.3%
#91	Honda Crosstour	11,802	16,847	-29.9%	863	1,360	-36.5%
#92	Acura TL	10,616	24,318	-56.3%	76	1,795	-95.8%
#93	Smart Fortwo	10,453	9,264	12.8%	973	855	13.8%
#94	Porsche 911	10,433	10,442	-0.1%	776	828	-6.3%
#95	Volkswagen CC	9,995	15,672	-36.2%	623	909	-31.5%
#96	BMW 7-Series	9,744	10,932	-10.9%	1,096	1,119	-2.1%
#97	Kia Cadenza	9,267	8,626	7.4%	548	844	-35.1%
#98	BMW 6-Series	8,647	9,762	-11.4%	624	1,078	-42.1%
#99	Lexus LS	8,559	10,727	-20.2%	1,020	1,064	-4.1%
#100	Lincoln MKS	8,160	10,793	-24.4%	927	1,074	-13.7%
#101	Audi A7	8,133	8,483	-4.1%	524	944	-44.5%
#102	Infiniti Q60	7,740	9,806	-21.1%	658	462	42.4%
#103	Subaru BRZ	7,504	8,587	-12.6%	416	705	-41.0%
#104	Scion xD	7,377	9,005	-18.1%	288	662	-56.5%
#105	BMW 1-Series & 2-Series ³	7,345	7,220	1.7%	724	1,039	-30.3%
#106	Hyundai Azera	7,232	11,221	-35.5%	697	1,092	-36.2%
#107	Nissan 370Z	7,199	6,561	9.7%	446	469	-4.9%
#108	Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class	6,981	8,032	-13.1%	575	710	-19.0%
#109	Acura TSX	6,287	17,484	-64.0%	17	1,019	-98.3%
#109.1	Acura TSX Sedan *	5,647	15,508	-63.6%	14	911	-98.5%
#109.2	Acura TSX SportWagon *	640	1,976	-67.6%	3	108	-97.2%
#110	BMW i3	6,092	-	-	1,013	-	-
#111	Audi A8	5,904	6,300	-6.3%	732	718	2.0%
#112	Jaguar XF	5,880	7,922	-25.8%	772	805	-4.1%
#113	Porsche Panamera	5,740	5,421	5.9%	320	500	-36.0%
#114	Volvo XC70	5,093	4,882	4.3%	470	445	5.6%
#115	Infiniti Q70/M	5,034	5,283	-4.7%	656	367	78.7%
#116	Mercedes-Benz SL-Class	5,030	7,007	-28.2%	539	565	-4.6%
#117	Volvo V60	4,990		0.0%	357		0.0%
#118	Mazda MX-5 Miata	4,745	5,780	-17.9%	378	276	37.0%
#119	Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class	4,737	4,757	-0.4%	384	393	-2.3%
#120	Jaguar XJ	4,329	5,434	-20.3%	375	449	-16.5%
#121	Jaguar F-Type	4,112	2,250	82.8%	448	185	142%
#122	Honda Insight	3,965	4,802	-17.4%	311	418	-25.6%
#123	Porsche Boxster	3,875	4,570	-15.2%	144	262	-45.0%
#124	Nissan Cube	3,785	5,461	-30.7%	186	432	-56.9%
#125	Chevrolet Caprice PPV	3,727	3,899	-4.4%	288	412	-30.1%
#126	Honda CR-Z	3,562	4,550	-21.7%	224	384	-41.7%
#127	Porsche Cayman	3,417	3,383	1.0%	198	277	-28.5%
#128	Hyundai Equus	3,415	3,578	-4.6%	343	352	-2.6%
#129	Acura RLX/RL ³	3,413	5,053	-32.5%	233	597	-61.0%
#130	Volkswagen Eos	3,411	4,178	-18.4%	204	222	-8.1%
#131	Chevrolet SS	2,479	418	493%	93	239	-61.1%
#132	BMW Z4	2,151	2,480	-13.3%	168	191	-12.0%
#133	Scion iQ	2,040	4,046	-49.6%	87	201	-56.7%
#134	Lexus RC	1,922	-	-	1,042	-	-
#135	Volvo S80	1,753	1,935	-9.4%	79	186	-57.5%
#136	Jaguar XK	1,452	1,346	7.9%	88	105	-16.2%
#137	Nissan GT-R	1,436	1,236	16.2%	156	78	100%
#138	Kia K900	1,330	-	-	93	-	-
#139	Cadillac ELR	1,310	6	21,733%	118	6	1,867%
#140	Audi TT	1,158	2,053	-43.6%	12	159	-92.5%
#141	Volvo C70	779	3,234	-75.9%	1	195	-99.5%
#142	Mercedes-Benz B-Class	776	20	3,780%	326	2	16,200%
#143	Dodge Viper	760	591	28.6%	89	55	61.8%
#144	Audi R8	735	813	-9.6%	64	70	-8.6%
#145	BMW i8	555	-	-	158	-	-
#146	Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG	232	451	-48.6%	6	44	-86.4%
#147	Mercedes-Benz CL-Class	221	476	-53.6%	14	45	-68.9%
#148	Mitsubishi i-MiEV	196	1,029	-81.0%	12	11	9.1%
#149	Mitsubishi Galant	122	1,441	-91.5%	-	15	-100%
#150	Porsche 918 Spyder	96	-	-	39	-	-
#151	Alfa Romeo 4C	91	-	-	67	-	-
#152	Volvo C30	66	1,361	-95.2%	-	17	-100%
#153	Lexus LFA	17	23	-26.1%	1	1	0.0%
#154	Mercedes-Benz R-Class	8	30	-73.3%	1	-	-
#155	Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class	3	-	-	-	-	-
#156	Honda FCX	2	10	-80.0%	1	4	-75.0%
#157	Mazda RX-8	1	1	0.0%	-	-	-
#159	Suzuki Kizashi	-	1,602	-100%	-	-	-
#160	Mitsubishi Eclipse	-	109	-100%	-	-	-
#161	Dodge Caliber	-	45	-100%	-	-	-
#162	Cadillac DTS	-	19	-100%	-	-	-
#163	Buick Lucerne	-	9	-100%	-	-	-
#164	Cadillac STS	-	7	-100%	-	-	-
#165	Lexus HS	-	5	-100%	-	-	-
#166	Chevrolet HHR	-	3	-100%	-	-	-
#167	Chevrolet Aveo	-	2	-100%	-	-	-
#168	Honda S2000	-	2	-100%	-	-	-
---	Total	7,935,161	7,801,870	1.7%	679,303	632,957	7.3%
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Source: Automakers & ANDC
* Italicized, asterisked, unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the models total, not in addition to the models total.
² Total Prius Family sales: down 11.5% to 207,372 in 2014; down 8.3% to 14,414 in December.
³ BMW has chosen to include sales of the 4-Series within figures for the 3-Series, presumably for year-over-year consistencys sake, while also combining the 1-Series and 2-Series. Hyundai does the same with the Genesis and Genesis Coupe. Likewise, Acura has chosen to combine sales figures for the RLX and its predecessor, the RL.
Sales data for brands such as Aston Martin, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Lotus, Rolls-Royce etc. are unfortunately not broken down by model. ANDC estimates say sales for those brands in 2014 were 1224, 2100, 708, 172, and 900, respectively. Tesla, unfortunately, doesnt release model-specific monthly U.S. sales data, but Automotive News now issues estimates for the brand, and those estimates say Tesla sold 2200 cars in December; 26,400 in 2014. HybridCars.com, however, has typically estimated much lower Model S sales, 1900 in December; 16,550 in 2014.

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