Entry CUV
1. GLK - 1,833
2. Q5 - 1,238
3. RDX - 952
4. XC60 - 900
5. EX - 560
6. X3 - 182

Mid-Level SUV
1. RX - 8,316
2. MDX - 3,834
3. SRX - 3,477
4. ML - 2,370
5. X5 - 2,137
6. MKX - 1.675
7. XC90 - 982
8. FX - 853
9. Q7 - 617
10. GX - 341

Flagship SUV
1. Escalade - 2,904
2. GL - 1,426
3. Navigator - 810
4. QX - 613
5. LX - 404
6. G - 86

Pre-Entry-Level
1. TSX - 2,298
2. HS - 1,527
3. C30/S40/V50 - 1,357
4. 1-Series - 501
5. A3 - 254

Entry-Level
1. 3 - 8,239
2. ES - 4,413
3. A4/5 - 4,123
4. C - 4,122
5. G - 3,889
6. IS - 3,162
7. CTS - 2,921
8. TL - 2,512
9. MKZ - 1,661
10. 9-3 - 248
11. S60 - 26

Mid-Level
1. E - 6,071
2. 5 - 3,043
3. MKS - 1,609
4. A6 - 669
5. S80 - 541
6. M - 536
7. GS - 494
8. STS - 355
9. RL - 155
10. 9-5 - 51

Flagship
1. 7-Series - 1,209
2. S-Class - 1,114
3. LS - 804
4. A8/S8 - 208

Luxury Coupe/GT
1. G37 Coupe - 1,441
2. A5/S5 - 1,107
3. Z4 - 486
4. SL - 409
5. CLK - 232
6. C70 - 214
7. 6-Series - 152
8. GT-R - 117
9. SLK - 116
10. CL - 66
11. SC - 41

Pre-Lux
1. Maxima - 4,593
2. LaCrosse - 3,228
3. Lucerne - 2,752
4. Avalon - 2,539
5. CC - 2,349
6. Genesis (Sedan & Coupe) - 1,850
7. G8 - 750
8. Passat - 639

E-Class sales, kicking-ass and taking names…

Modified by DrewSXR at 2:55 PM 11-3-2009

GLK and E-class leading their classes.

The S-Class and C-Class are still doing respectable numbers.

Kev

Q5s didn't do so bad.

do they not chart the luxury SUVs?

Q5 is doing well, A6 is on par with everything else non E-class/5-series

Modified by GTRaavv at 11:59 AM 11-3-2009

Not yet, that doesn't come until they try to sell them

I'd also be interested in how the X5's, ML's, Q7's and RX's of the world doing.

I have a feeling the RX is selling like hotcakes.

Kev

They probably got amazing deals.

Mercedes did well this month. That's awesome that they only sold one less C-class than A4s and A5s combined. E-class and GLK sales are amazing and the S-class is solid.

I am also interested. I'd like to see Escalade and GL sales as well. The RX most certainly is dominating the market.

Want your car drawn?|| Big wheels anger Vortexers,apparently. <3

Added them for you...

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I am also interested. I'd like to see Escalade and GL sales as well. The RX most certainly is dominating the market.

The new X3 can't get here soon enough....yikes!
The RX is selling incredibly well, the SRX not so much.
@ Hyundai always combining Genesis coupe & sedan sales.

Modified by jwaters943 at 12:18 PM 11-3-2009

You're awesome man. Much appreciated!

Out of curiousity, are you manually listing and categorizing these?

And just as I suspected, the RX is destroying it's competition in spite of the TCL's overwhelming dislike for the RX's exterior design.

Kev

They'l hate themselves even more when they see the new 9-5 in about 6 months.

i bought one in october. they must not have gotten my email

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I once knew a guy who ran a marathon. Finished in the top 15%. Ten years later...BAM! Herpes.

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You're awesome man. Much appreciated! Out of curiousity, are you manually listing and categorizing these? Kev

YW, and yes, it is a PITA to do this.

I realize some of the categories might not be exactly right, but whatever...

Modified by DrewSXR at 2:27 PM 11-3-2009

Not if they bought a wagon. Those won't be coming for quite some time!

The Volvo S80 sedan sales should be lumped in with the V70 and XC70's. Just like the Audi A6, A6 MB E class, BMW 3 & 5's, Caddy CTS & wagon, etc...

Not as much as the 26 numbskulls who probably bought S60's for their wives as parting gifts before divorcing them.

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Set for release in 2009... in the month of Nevuary

Truth!

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The RX is leasing incredibly well,

Fixed!

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the SRX not so much.

How do you figure? Not readily available yet FWIW. It also starts at $33k. This new one should be in the entry level group costwise IMHO. Local dealer here sold & delivered every one. They didn't even have one on the floor or lot!

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@ Hyundai always combining Genesis coupe & sedan sales. modified by jwaters943 at 12:18 PM 11-3-2009

They are workin' that nameplate thingy aren't they!

Modified by TigerinColorado at 12:43 PM 11-3-2009

Am I missing something here? The GT-R is considered a "Luxury Coupe/GT?" Oh, and where's the REAL Luxury GT on that list?

It's brand new. AWD now offered for the 1st time as well.

Um, they only sold 26 because there are really not many left. They were giving these things away this summer (production of the all-new S60 will be starting a little later).
$26,000 bought a nicely equipped S60. Problem is, they were priced so low they went quickly.

The all new 7-series was released a short while ago while the LS and S-Class (and A8) only received minor updates.

Remember the E-class now includes COUPE sales. It was seperated by the CLK last time.

The HS is an entry level car, not pre-entry level. The base MSRP is $34,200 and it can hit $45,000 with options.

I appreciate the results and will share on CL.

It's in 10th?

I'm very surprised by the M and GS sales, not to mention the ES has flip-flopped with the IS again.

The LX570 has been a non-starter.

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2009 YTD
Lexus 168,910
BMW 160,666
MB 153,606
Acura 86,371
Cadillac 84,626
Buick 81,442
Audi 66,876
Infiniti 66337
Lincoln 65,971
Volvo 51,166