June 2013 Sales: 16 Million SAAR Projected

Derek Kreindler
by Derek Kreindler

A great month for Jaguar, which posted a 59 percent bump in sales, year-over-year. Strong sales of pickups helped the Big Three post some solid gains. Transaction prices were up $617 year-over-year, with an industry average of $31,125. Table below, courtesy of Automotive News.

AutomakerJune 2013June 2012Pct. chng.6 month


20136 month


2012Pct. chng.BMW Group33,72927,79921%173,291159,0379% BMW division27,07421,72525%140,431126,50411% Mini6,5715,99510%32,35632,0591% Rolls-Royce84796%5044746%BMW Group33,72927,79921%173,291159,0379%Chrysler Group156,686144,8118%908,332834,0689% Chrysler Division27,24926,8631%163,839167,754–2% Dodge49,84344,31513%318,414261,57822% Dodge/Ram80,77869,42516%493,476404,06122% Fiat4,0504,0041%21,61220,7064% Jeep44,60944,5190%229,405241,547–5% Ram30,93525,11023%175,062142,48323%Chrysler Group156,686144,8118%908,332834,0689%Daimler AG27,16225,3947%155,892142,6559% Maybach–4–100%–24–100% Mercedes-Benz26,38124,3738%151,433137,88310% Smart USA7811,017–23%4,4594,748–6%Daimler AG27,16225,3947%155,892142,6559%Ford Motor Co.234,917207,20413%1,289,7361,140,38313% Ford division227,448199,66014%1,251,4481,098,42114% Lincoln7,4697,544–1%38,28841,962–9%Ford234,917207,20413%1,289,7361,140,38313%General Motors264,843248,7507%1,420,3461,315,7138% Buick18,07818,851–4%100,83790,19812% Cadillac13,92912,12415%83,67962,81233% Chevrolet193,460180,0987%1,015,134961,6626% GMC39,37637,6775%220,696201,04110%General Motors264,843248,7507%1,420,3461,315,7138%Honda (American)136,915124,80810%745,578700,9826% Acura13,76515,370–10%76,98172,9366% Honda Division123,150109,43813%668,597628,0467%Honda (American)136,915124,80810%745,578700,9826%Hyundai Group65,00763,8132%361,010356,6691% Hyundai division65,00763,8132%361,010356,6691% Kia–––%–––%Hyundai Group65,00763,8132%361,010356,6691%Jaguar Land Rover5,1054,63210%30,78227,49712% Jaguar1,6371,03059%7,7986,50620% Land Rover3,4683,602–4%22,98420,99110%Jaguar Land Rover5,1054,63210%30,78227,49712%Maserati–––%–––%Maserati–––%–––%Mazda22,49619,91113%144,943143,7971%Mazda22,49619,91113%144,943143,7971%Mitsubishi5,2975,411–2%30,46932,873–7%Mitsubishi5,2975,411–2%30,46932,873–7%Nissan104,12492,23713%624,709577,7218% Infiniti9,11410,436–13%52,23354,377–4% Nissan Division95,01081,80116%572,476523,3449%Nissan104,12492,23713%624,709577,7218%Subaru39,23527,70242%204,597164,30425%Subaru39,23527,70242%204,597164,30425%Suzuki*–2,299–100%5,94612,994–54%Suzuki–2,299–100%5,94612,994–54%Toyota195,235177,79510%1,108,7911,046,0966% Lexus21,35520,0227%118,415108,13210% Scion6,3408,400–25%35,00035,1210% Toyota division167,540149,37312%955,376902,8436% Toyota/Scion173,880157,77310%990,376937,9646%Toyota195,235177,79510%1,108,7911,046,0966%Volkswagen54,61354,1021%303,828291,6684% Audi13,70612,6648%74,27765,15814% Bentley204223–9%1,1741,0779% Lamborghini46437%2762587% Porsche3,7003,00223%21,30916,45030% VW division36,95738,170–3%206,792208,725–1%Volkswagen54,61354,1021%303,828291,6684%Volvo Cars NA6,6787,107–6%32,57834,618–6%Volvo Cars NA6,6787,107–6%32,57834,618–6%2532463%1,5181,4713%TOTAL1,352,2951,234,02110%7,542,3466,982,5468%

Source: Automotive News Data Center

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  • RS RS on Jul 03, 2013

    What was the percentage of fleet sales for the Chevy Cruze this month?

  • Billfrombuckhead Billfrombuckhead on Jul 06, 2013

    Wall Street Journal said Toyota would pass Ford by now. Can Chrysler break 2 million worldwide? With the new Cherokee, more diesel Rams and diesel Grand Cherokees coming, it could happen! Let the surgewatch begin!

  • Brian Uchida Laguna Seca, corkscrew, (drying track off in rental car prior to Superbike test session), at speed - turn 9 big Willow Springs racing a motorcycle,- at greater speed (but riding shotgun) - The Carrousel at Sears Point in a 1981 PA9 Osella 2 litre FIA racer with Eddie Lawson at the wheel! (apologies for not being brief!)
  • Mister It wasn't helped any by the horrible fuel economy for what it was... something like 22mpg city, iirc.
  • Lorenzo I shop for all-season tires that have good wet and dry pavement grip and use them year-round. Nothing works on black ice, and I stopped driving in snow long ago - I'll wait until the streets and highways are plowed, when all-seasons are good enough. After all, I don't live in Canada or deep in the snow zone.
  • FormerFF I’m in Atlanta. The summers go on in April and come off in October. I have a Cayman that stays on summer tires year round and gets driven on winter days when the temperature gets above 45 F and it’s dry, which is usually at least once a week.
  • Kwik_Shift_Pro4X I've never driven anything that would justify having summer tires.
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