Toyota today reported best-ever November U.S. sales of 196,695 vehicles, an increase of 15.9 percent over November 2005. The Toyota Division posted best-ever November sales of 169,976, up 18 percent. The Lexus Division reported best-ever November sales with 26,719 units sold, an increase of 4.2 percent. [Data sheet].
Total American Honda vehicle sales increased 0.6 percent over last year to 106,446, breaking the previous November record of 105,860 set in 2005, the company announced today. Supported by a 51.1 percent increase in Honda CR-V sales and a 66.8 percent increase in Acura MDX sales, American Honda’s light truck sales are up 8.1 percent for the month. [Data sheet].
Nissan North America today reported sales of 76,015 units in November, a decrease of 1.6 percent from the prior year. Nissan Division sales decreased by 1.8 percent over last year. Infiniti Division posted a sales increase by 0.2 percent versus the prior year. [Data sheet].
Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) today reported sales of 20,792 vehicles for November 2006, a 16.7 percent increase versus last year. Mazda also reported a 4.1 percent year-to-date sales increase versus the same period last year, with 248,874 units sold through November. [Data sheet].
12/01, 8:49 PM
posted by:
chevy490
getting to close to gm
12/01, 8:50 PM
posted by:
chevy490
gm the japs are comming but ur not doing tobadurselvs gm
12/01, 9:06 PM
posted by:
1c3d0g
Glad to see that Honda and Mazda are doing well.
12/01, 10:18 PM
posted by:
norby413
See, Ford. Build great cars at a good price, AND PEOPLE BUY THEM!!
12/01, 11:14 PM
posted by:
S-60-driver
Ford owns part of Mazda. Soo, there’s sorta good news for Ford.
12/05, 4:07 PM
posted by:
LamborghiniZ
They report record sales because they are the very best. That’s all there is to it