Best- And Worst-selling Cars By Company(us)

isurujosh · January 31, 2006

Acura

Owner: Honda Motor

Highest seller in '05: TL sedan (78,218)

Base price: $33,325

Lowest seller in '05: RL sedan (17,572)

Base price: $49,300

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Audi

Owner: Volkswagen

Highest seller in '05: A4 convertible, sedan and wagon (40,707)

Base price: $28,960

Lowest seller in '05: TT convertible and coupe (2,822)

Base price: $34,710

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BMW

Highest seller in '05: 3 Series convertible, coupe, sedan and wagon (106,950)

Base price: $30,900

Lowest seller in '05: 6 Series convertible and coupe (9,934)

Base price: $71,800

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Cadillac

Owner: General Motors

Highest seller in '05: CTS sedan (61,512)

Base price: $29,990

Lowest seller in '05: XLR convertible (3,730)

Base price: $77,295

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Ford

Highest seller in '05: F-Series pickup (901,463)

Base price: $19,640

Lowest seller in '05: GT coupe (1,302)

Base price: $141,245

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Honda

Highest seller in '05: Accord coupe and sedan (369,293)

Base price: $18,775

Lowest seller in '05: Insight coupe (666)

Base price: $19,880

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Hummer

Owner: General Motors

Highest seller in '05: H3 SUV (33,140)

Base price: $29,500

Lowest seller in '05: H1 SUV (374)

Base price: $129,399

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Hyundai

Highest seller in '05: Sonata sedan (130,365)

Base price: $17,895

Lowest seller in '05: XG350/Azera sedan (17,645)

Base price: $24,335 (Azera)

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Infiniti

Owner: Nissan Motor

Highest seller in '05: G35 coupe and sedan (68,728)

Base price: $31,200

Lowest seller in '05: Q45 sedan (1,129)

Base price: $56,400

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Kia

Owner: Hyundai Motor

Highest seller in '05: Spectra sedan and wagon (56,088)

Base price: $14,940

Lowest seller in '05: Amanti sedan (18,668)

Base price: $26,140

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Lexus

Owner: Toyota Motor

Highest seller in '05: RX SUV (108,775)

Base price: $37,065

Lowest seller in '05: SC convertible (8,360)

Base price: $66,050

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Mazda

Owner: Ford Motor

Highest seller in '05: Mazda3 sedan and wagon (97,388)

Base price: $14,225

Lowest seller in '05: B-Series pickup (5,872)

Base price: $15,960

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Mercedes-Benz

Owner: DaimlerChrysler

Highest seller in '05: C-Class sedan (60,658)

Base price: $29,975

Lowest seller in '05: SLR McLaren coupe (200)

Base price: $452,750

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Mitsubishi

Highest seller in '05: Galant sedan (33,976)

Base price: $19,399

Lowest seller in '05: Outlander SUV (11,848)

Base price: $18,499

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Nissan

Highest seller in '05: Altima sedan (255,371)

Base price: $19,600

Lowest seller in '05: 350Z convertible and coupe (27,278)

Base price: $27,650

Some people try and have a go at the more than decade old NSX and say that the car doesnt sell good... only to find the 350Z at the bottom of the their own list... they better realise that top end cars don't anyway sell good coz da price is high... simple price theory!!!

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Porsche

Highest seller in '05: Cayenne SUV (13,607)

Base price: $42,200

Lowest seller in '05: Boxster convertible (7,879)

Base price: $45,000

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Subaru

Highest seller in '05: Legacy/Outback sedan and wagon (87,788)

Base price: $21,695

Lowest seller in '05: Impreza sedan and wagon (33,637)

Base price: $18,295

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Toyota

Highest seller in '05: Camry convertible, coupe and sedan (431,703)

Base price: $18,445

Lowest seller in '05: Land Cruiser SUV (4,870)

Base price: $56,115

sharkster · February 1, 2006

it says here in the honda website that the NSX sold over 18000 units worldwide since 1990

http://world.honda.com/news/2005/4050712.html

now look at ur numbers n comments for the 350Z...

Pericles · February 1, 2006

What are these numbers in brackets supposed to be? the number of cars sold for the year?

fuzzo · February 1, 2006

what isuru has given is cars sold in 05 only i believe.. coz all his models are only 05's

isurujosh · February 1, 2006

Pericles said:

What are these numbers in brackets supposed to be? the number of cars sold for the year?

Correct fuzzo itz all 2005 sales figures for the US.... got them from forbes, dint include some of the familiar US nameplates like Chrysler as you dont find many down here...

BTW I do spot a funny looking black Chrysler often down in Colombo... itz kinda half van, quater jeep and another quater hurse looking vehilce... really hard to explain wht this babe looks like, kinda BLING BLING lavish look also is hidden inside it...

Andrew_GTR · February 1, 2006

isurujosh said:

Correct fuzzo itz all 2005 sales figures for the US.... got them from forbes, dint include some of the familiar US nameplates like Chrysler as you dont find many down here...

BTW I do spot a funny looking black Chrysler often down in Colombo... itz kinda half van, quater jeep and another quater hurse looking vehilce... really hard to explain wht this babe looks like, kinda BLING BLING lavish look also is hidden inside it...

Thats the Chrysler PT Cruiser that u've seen.....dont like it at all...it looks shit to me...sorry

isurujosh · February 1, 2006

sharkster said:

it says here in the honda website that the NSX sold over 18000 units worldwide since 1990

http://world.honda.com/news/2005/4050712.html

now look at ur numbers n comments for the 350Z...

NSX is a mid engined super car(at least some call it super car)... and price tag is nearly $70,000- $100,000(cant exactly remember) however way more expensive that the the 350Z... so invariably price theory comes into action... therefore I am of the veiw that NSX and 350Z sales cant be compared head to head...

NSX is a decade old car, itz invariably loosing itz sales and thatz why honda came up with S2000 to cover up for the excess capacity in the NSX building platform...

isurujosh · February 1, 2006

sharkster said:

it says here in the honda website that the NSX sold over 18000 units worldwide since 1990

http://world.honda.com/news/2005/4050712.html

now look at ur numbers n comments for the 350Z...

Out of all the nameplates listed above Nissan has the highest sales figure for the lowest selling nameplate of itz lineup... this explains the new business strategy of Nissan... weldone Ghosny!