SilverCL225hp

Luxury brand:
Lexus: 20,849
Mercedes-Benz: 19,837
BMW: 17,517
Acura: 14,043
Volvo: 12,245
Infiniti: 10,678
Audi: 6,380
Jaguar: 3,601
Porsche: 2,281

Japanese big five:
Toyota(excluding Lexus): 144,232
Honda(excluding Acura):121,694
Nissan(excluding Infiniti):58,783
Mitsubishi: 24,469
Mazda: 18,539

Individual model:

near-luxury 4-door sedan:
BMW 3-series sedan(325i+325xi+330i+330xi): 6,864
Acura TL: 5,536
Lexus ES300: 5,376
Infiniti G35 sedan: 3,325
Volvo S60: 2,747

near-luxury 2-door coupe(excluding roadster and convertible):
Nissan 350Z: 3,440
Infiniti G35 coupe: 2,328
BMW 3-series coupe(325Ci+330Ci+M3): 1,627
Acura CL: 911

near-luxury vehicle(no separate report for sedan/coupe/convertible/wagon):
Mercedes-Benz C-class(including sedan/coupe/wagon): 7,266
Mercedes-Benz CLK-class(including coupe/convertible): 1,900
Lexus IS300(including sedan/wagon): 1,453

Luxury 4-door sedan:
BMW 5-series sedan(525i+530i+540i+M5): 3,514
Mercedes-Benz S-class: 1,805
Lexus LS430: 1,517
BMW 7-series(745i+745Li+760Li): 1,467
Volvo S80: 1,313
Lexus GS-series: 1,005
Acura 3.5RL: 558
Infiniti M45: 386
Infiniti Q45: 207

Luxury vehicle(no separate report for sedan/wagon):
Mercedes-Benz E-class: 4,456

Japanese mid-sized family sedan(*=including sedan and coupe):
*Toyota Camry: 38,656
*Honda Accord: 35,863
Nissan Altima: 20,310
Nissan Maxima: 8,370
Toyota Avalon: 4,917
Mazda 6: 4,014

Open-top vehicle(including 4-seater convertible and 2-seater roadster):
BMW 3-series convertible(325Ci conv+330Ci conv+M3 conv): 1,864
BMW Z4: 1,586
Mercedes-Benz SL: 1,028
Lexus SC430: 808
Honda S2000: 748
Mercedes-Benz SLK: 554

Luxury SUV:
Lexus RX300: 7,410
Acura MDX: 4,887
Volvo XC90: 3,366
BMW X5: 3,094
Lexus GX470: 2,663
Mercedes-Benz M-class: 2,330
Infiniti FX-series: 2,144
Porsche Cayenne: 899

Mid-sized SUV:
Toyota Highlander: 11,193
Honda Pilot: 9,302
Toyota 4-Runner: 8,334
Nissan Murano: 4,386

Small SUV:
Honda CR-V: 12,652
Toyota RAV-4: 7,016
Honda Element: 6,234
Nissan Xterra: 4,763

Small car(including sedan/coupe/wagon):
Toyota Corolla(including Matrix): 32,611
Honda Civic(including sedan/coupe/Si): 28,655
Mini Cooper: 2,821
Acura RSX: 2,125
Toyota Celica: 1,476

High-performance sedan:
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution: 556

Sorry I couldn't find the sales figures for individual models from Audi and Jaguar, and there are a lot of other vehicles I can't list them all here. By the way, I found these info from www.theautochannel.com, you can go see yourself. There might also be some mistakes.

123456SPEED

Interesting, CL sales at 911 in March, isn't that a big jump from 645 I thought I read for a recent month (Feb?)
I can't believe they sold 550 RL's either. Overall Acura did well.
I can't believe more people don't buy the MDX compared to the Lexus RX300 SUV, is the MDX a lot more $$?

zigzagzig

I think the RX300 is around 33K starting price, MDX is a couple thousand above that. But who wants an RX300? Besides females? HA. IMO, the Infiniti QX4 beats them both.

scalbert

The MSRP for the RX300 starts at about $37,500 including the standard options which you will find on every one available. The MDX is a bit higher but not much with the same options. An RX300 with Xenon lamps and heated seats would be equivalent, option wise, to a non-Nav MDX; both come in just shy of $40k. But this is excluding the AWD aspect. Add AWD to the RX300 and it goes just above the MDX in price.

However, the Acura dealers will hardly negotiate on the MDX price, most won't. But with the RX330 being released Lexus wants to move all remaining RX300 inventory so they are discounting heavily; on the order of $5000 - $7000 off of MSRP.

We just purchased last saturday a Black/Black RX300 (with spoiler, Xenon and heated seats) for $34k. We should be picking it up tomorrow...

scalbert

Precisely, my wife...

jwong77

Hey, hey CL sales exploded to 911!!! Wooohoooo! Maybe they'll keep it around for another year?

Red Rider

It was, from like 600 last month. Must be some aggressive pricing. I've noticed alot of new members who've just purchased.