HemiDakota

SEPTEMBER 2005 US AUTO SALES by HemiDakota

As things progress, I will keep crunching some numbers for this month fallout of the US Market. Keep checking back throughout the day. You may have to refresh while watching, since I will just update and save as they come in from different sources.

JANUARY THRU SEPTEMBER 2005 (DIVISION)
(01) GM............................. 3,403,979 (04- 3,450,861 exclude Cadillac)
(02) FORD.......................... 2,090,838 (04-2,114,450 exclude Lincoln)
(03) CHRYSLER...............….. 1,790,672 (04-1,672,295 includes Dodge & Jeep)
(04) TOYOTA..................….. 1,495,537 (04-1,338,151 exclude Lexus)
(05) HONDA.....................… 952,208 (04-904,491 exclude Acura)
(06) NISSAN.....................… 732,706 (04-630,566 exclude Infiniti)
(07) HYUNDAI.................….. 349,195 (04-318,674)
(08) KIA............................. 216,362 (04-203,671)
(09) MAZDA....................….. 201,861 (04-204,133)
(10) BMW........................... 193,599 (04-191,247)
(11) SUZUKI....................… 63,486 (04-57,329)
(12) MINI COOPER………………. 32,010 (04-25,670)
(13) PORSCHE.................... 23,809 (-04 23,332)

LUXURY BRAND:
(1) LEXUS................……. 218,729 (04-208,879)
(2) CADILLAC............….. 182,800 (04-169,445)
(3) ACURA..................…. 160,709 (04-146,500
(4) MERCEDES-BENZ……… 156,244 (04-157,559)
(5) INFINITI..............…… 103,220 (04-96,180)
(6) LINCOLN..............….. 93,700 (04-104,229)

JANUARY THRU SEPTEMBER 2005 (CORPORATION)
(01) GMC........................………. 3,586,779 (04- 3,620,306)
(02) FMC.........................……… 2,498,717 (04-2,532,076)
(03) DAIMLER-CHRYSLER....……. 1,946,916 (04-1,829,854)
(04) TOYOTA USA.............……… 1,714,266 (04-1,547,030)
(05) HONDA USA...............……. 1,112,917 (04-1,050,991)
(06) NISSAN USA..............……. 835,926 (04-726,746)
(07) HYUNDAI USA............….… 565,557 (04-522,345)
(08) MAZDA....................……… 201,861 (04-204,133)
(10) BMW........................……… 225,609 (04-216,917)
(11) SUZUKI.....................……. 63,486 (04-57,329)
(12) PORSCHE...................…… 23,809 (-04 23,332)
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TOP 20 BEST SELLING MODEL LIST
(01) FORD F-SERIES TRUCK….....….. 694,690 (04-697,938)
(02) CHEVY F-SERIES TRUCK……..... 622,988 (04-590,600) *
(03) TOYOTA CAMRY……………….……… 336,349 (04-325,324)
(04) DODGE RAM……….……………………. 318,812 (04-328,929)
(05) HONDA ACCORD…………..…………. 292,398 (04-297,645)
(06) TOYOTA COROLLA…………………… 265,426 (04-254,189)
(07) HONDA CIVIC………………………….. 233,838 (04-241,180)
(08) NISSAN ALTIMA……………….…….. 205,145 (04-181,098)
(09) FORD EXPLORER………………..…… 196,878 (04-260,030)
(10) CHEVY TRAILBRAZER…………….. 190,964 (04-207,855)

(11) GMC SIERRA......................... 187,371 (04-160,935)
(12) CHEVY IMPALA……………….………..182,279 (04-219,452)
(13) DODGE CARAVAN.................. 179,307 (04-185,375)
(14) JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE…....... 163,821 (04-134,591)
(15) CHEVY COBALT………………………..166,331 (04-00)
(16) CHEVY MALIBU…………………………162,891 (04-127,337)
(17) FORD TARUS…………………………… 161,667 (04-200,128)
(18) FORD FOCUS....................…… 155,072 (04-166,596)
(19) CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY…141,301 (04-105,339)
(20) FORD ECONOLINE.............…….135,801 (04-130,943)


TOP 4 – HYBRIDS SELLING MODELS
TOYOTA PRIUS…………………………………….81,042 (04-35,715)
HONDA CIVIC……………………………………… 21,022 (04-19,340)
FORD ESCAPE……………………………………… 15,000 (04-00)
HONDA ACCORD………………………………… 14,003 (04-00)

TOP 5 HOTTEST SELLING MODELS
Infiniti M45........................... 919.5%
Volvo V50………………………………… 384.4%
Lexus GS430................………… 332.4%
Lexus GS300.................…………289.3%
Acura RL......................…………282.0%


TOP (5) – BRAND TOTAL SALES
Chevrolet…………………………..2,120,124 (04-2,108,197)
Ford…………………………………..2,090,838 (04-2,114,450)
Toyota……………………………….1,376,664 (04- 1,269,279)
Honda………………………………. 1,112,917 (04-1,050,991)
Dodge…………………..…………. 934,242 (04-914,570)

TRUCKS – TOTAL
(01) FORD F-SERIES TRUCK….....…. 694,690 (04-697,938)
(02) CHEVY F-SERIES TRUCK……..... 622,988 (04-590,600) *
(03) DODGE RAM……….……………...….. 318,812 (04-328,929)
(04) GMC SIERRA......................... 187,371 (04-160,935)
(05) TOYOTA TACOMA……………………. 125,114 (04-119,239)
(06) CHEVROLET COLORADO………… 106,930 (04-85,193)
(07) FORD RANGER……………………….. 99,907 (04-127,360)
(08) TOYOTA TUNDRA……………………. 91,086 (04-82,627)
(09) DODGE DAKOTA…………………….. 86,243 (04-85,016)
(10) NISSAN TITAN……………………….. 67,605 (04-58,409)
(11) NISSAN FRONTIER................ 55,418 (04-52,820)
(12) GMC CANYON…………………………. 29,067 (04-18,854)
(13) HONDA RIDGELINE………………… 25,787 (04-00)


TOP-5 MINIVANS:
(1) Dodge Caravan................... 179,307 (04-185,375)
(2) Chrysler Town & Country..... 141,301 (04-105,339)
(3) Honda Odyssey..................133,639 (04-113,694)
(4) Toyota Sienna................... 123,415 (04-123,417)
(5) Ford Freestyle................... 64,060 (04-79,922)

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OTHER NOTE:
* Subaru September sales were 17,426 units. No annual total.
* No VW Report
* No Audi Report
* Mitsubishi Motors September sales increased to 10,945

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* CHEVY F-Series (Silverado and Avalanche combined)

technical

Wow ... the number two truck (Chevy) almost outsold the *two* best selling cars (camry, accord). The difference between the first two vehicle (both trucks) is drastically higher (almost double) than all the rest.

2002BlackSS

iTrader: (4)

Moreover, if you combine the GM trucks (Chevy/GMC), the fullsize GM and the midsize GM are both top in their class, and the GM full size would the the top overall. Not to take away from Ford too much, but I think that is the appropriate way of rating them.

95zpro

In spite of these numbers both GM & Ford are struggling; the numbers do not mirror the profit that Toyota,Honda, and even Dodge has made on not just trucks but cars.

Racehead

What is an "F-series" GM truck ?

JAvenger007

iTrader: (9)

wow chevy's compact truck (colorado) has finally outsold the ranger. Thats awesome. so is the ranger officially no longer the best selling truck for 15 years or whatever it was. im glad to see GM sales surpassing these vehicles. For example trailblazer sales have almost passed explorer alone. Take into consideration that GM has the envoy, bravada (its final year), and rainier and its sales with that platform have far outsold ford's offering. Also consider the tahoe/yukon outselling the expedition finally. Not to be MR. GM here but its gotten old hearing "best truck, suv, ect for 15 years running" ect.