Fading into sales oblivion is Honda's CR-Z two-door, two-seater hybrid, selling a miniscule 296 units, down 81% from this time last month; year to date sales are down about 72%, too. Heck, even the Nissan Cube looks like a sales champ compared to the CR-Z.
Kia's Soul is the sales success so far this year with Nissan's Versa hot on its trail. Chevrolet's new Sonic is actually in third place, but there's a sizable margin between second and third. The other American competitor, the Ford Fiesta seems to be sliding.
Make/Model | May '12 vs. May '11 | Units, May '12 | YTD May '12 vs. May '11 | YTD |
Hyundai Accent | +303.2% | 6166 | +51.0% | 30810 |
Fiat 500 | +128.0% | 4003 | +432.0% | 16702 |
Toyota Yaris | +108.3% | 3521 | +74.6% | 17964 |
Nissan Versa | +80.3% | 8643 | +25.6% | 52173 |
Nissan Juke | +66.2% | 3298 | +1.3% | 15627 |
Kia Rio | +59.5% | 4019 | +87.7% | 18728 |
Scion xD | +19.6% | 1019 | -2.1% | 4485 |
MINI Cooper/S Convertible | +23.3% | 650 | +2.0% | 2153 |
MINI Cooper/S Countryman | +3.9% | 1776 | +10.7% | 7441 |
Suzuki SX4 | -1.0% | 1112 | -3.9% | 4948 |
MINI Cooper/S Hardtop | -3.5% | 2679 | -3.9% | 12128 |
Kia Soul | -9.1% | 10146 | +22.4% | 53436 |
Ford Fiesta | -14.6% | 6080 | -26.9% | 26737 |
Mazda2 | -21.1% | 901 | +44.9% | 9213 |
Honda Fit | -34.5% | 3879 | -33.2% | 19706 |
MINI Cooper/S Clubman | -35.7% | 507 | -27.9% | 2263 |
Nissan Cube | -51.8% | 724 | -66.9% | 3374 |
Honda CR-Z | -81.0% | 296 | -71.7% | 1995 |
Chevrolet Sonic | -- | 7205 | -- | 35455 |
Scion iQ | -- | 897 | -- | 4382 |
Smart ForTwo | -- | 703 | -- | 3731 |
MINI Coupe | -- | 287 | -- | 1313 |
MINI Roadster | -- | 254 | -- | 766 |
2 comments:
Ford's had around $1000 on the hood of the Focus for a while now, and nothing comparable on the Fiesta so it may be losing sales to its' big brother.
Earth to Honda: Put the CR-Z's sport suspension tune and manual transmission in an Insight Si already! There's gotta be a market for a sporty FIVE-SEAT hybrid!
WHERE are all the Versas going!? I just don't see THAT many more of them than everything else - even if they were fleet cars, we'd still see them on the road...
too bad this chart doesnt indicate the massive dependence ford and chevy in particular have on fleet sales.
i rent csrs quite often all over the country, and i see thousands upon thousands of sonics and fiestas. 20%+ of ford and gm sales are to rental fleets.
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