BMW Reclaims Luxury Sales Crown in the US after 4-year hiatus
In the luxury segment, BMW managed to beat its main rival, Mercedes-Benz, for the first time since 2015 to win the crown in the US
In the luxury segment, BMW managed to beat its main rival, Mercedes-Benz, for the first time since 2015 to win the crown in the US
Mercedes still leads BMW by 2,507 deliveries for the first two months of the year. In February 2019, BMW USA' sales were nearly flat increased 0.2 percent in February 2019 for a total of 23,558
%%excerpt%% Despite a 5 percent U.S. sales decline in October, Mercedes-Benz remains at the top of the luxury brands, extending its lead over BMW on the year
The slight increase in BMW's numbers means that the Bavarian company is now just 58 vehicles behind its arch-rival from Stuttgart on a year-to-date basis
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Mercedes-Benz topped Lexus and BMW in U.S. sales last month to widen its lead in this year’s luxury race after September sales
Mercedes widened its global sales lead in the first half of the year. The Stuttgart-based automaker sold 1.14 million cars in the six months through June.
Mercedes-Benz sold the most premium vehicles in the United States in November, virtually ensuring its second consecutive win in the U.S. luxury race
As July sales rose for BMW and Mercedes, the gap between Audi and its German competitors is closing.
Mercedes-Benz posted record July U.S. sales and widened its lead in the U.S. luxury race
ll three major players - BMW, Mercedes and Lexus - reported loses compared to the same period last year. But Lexus was number one
Lexus outsold BMW and Mercedes-Benz in February in the race for the best selling luxury brand in the United States.