BMW Global Sales Break Yet Another Record in September
Despite facing strong headwinds in the US and the North American continent in general, BMW sales continued to grow globally in September.
Despite facing strong headwinds in the US and the North American continent in general, BMW sales continued to grow globally in September.
Mercedes-Benz has added to its lead for the year as demand for its SUVs and crossovers, despite BMW's incentive spending in September
Sales of BMW brand vehicles decreased 4.6 percent in September for a total of 25,389 compared to 26,608 vehicles sold in September, 2015.
Through September, BMW has sold 34,664 electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids in 2016, accounting for 2.3 percent of total sales.
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In the U.S., 41 percent of luxury vehicles sold so far this year were bought by women, up from 37 percent five years ago.
Mercedes is ahead of BMW in U.S. luxury car sales after August 2016 results
Sales of BMW brand vehicles decreased 8.0 percent in August for a total of 25,531 compared to 27,755 vehicles sold in August, 2015
As July sales rose for BMW and Mercedes, the gap between Audi and its German competitors is closing.
BMW managed to post yet another record-breaking result in sales last month, despite facing strong headwinds in the US where sales went down 4.4 percent.
Mercedes-Benz posted record July U.S. sales and widened its lead in the U.S. luxury race
Sales of BMW brand vehicles decreased 4.4 percent in July for a total of 25,777 compared to 26,970 vehicles sold in July, 2015.