Here is how the M stacked up in March 2010:

1. Mercedes-Benz E-Class - 5,042
2. BMW 5-Series - 2,886
3. Lincoln MKS - 1,443
4. Infiniti M - 1,440
5. Volvo S80 - 851
6. Audi A6 - 799
7. Jaguar XF - 742
8. Lexus GS - 645
9. Cadillac STS - 400
10. Acura RL - 163

I think it will be in 3rd place next month, when there is a full month of sales.

And the G:

1. BMW 3-Series - 9,413
2. Mercedes-Benz C-Class - 6,006
3. Infiniti G - 5,671
4. Audi A4 - 4,733
5. Acura TL - 3,917
6. Lexus ES - 3,860
7. Lexus IS - 3,137
8. Cadillac CTS - 2,870
9. Lincoln MKZ - 2,456
10. Volvo S60 - 1

 

Where are you getting this information. I would love to have this monthly.

Is this something available to everyone.

Thanks.

 

Yes Sir, this information is free to anyone.

Car companies post their sales data at the first of every month on their press/media websites.

Here is the complete list for March 2010:

March 2010 - Overall Luxury Brand Sales
1. Lexus - 20,219
2. Mercedes-Benz - 20,023
3. BMW - 18,060
4. Acura - 11,722
5. Cadillac - 11,639
6. Infiniti - 9,942
7. Lincoln - 8,693
8. Audi - 8,589
9. Volvo - 5,237
10. Land Rover - 2,726
11. Porsche - 1,905
12. Jaguar - 983
13. Saab - 133

March 2010 - Luxury Car Sales By Segment

Entry-Level CUV
1. GLK - 2,333
2. Q5 - 1,701
3. XC60 - 1,263
4. RDX - 1,025
5. EX - 726
6. X3 - 716
7. LR2 - N/A

Mid-Level SUV
1. RX - 8,060
2. SRX - 4,090
3. MDX - 3,281
4. X5 - 2,536
5. ML - 2,154
6. MKX - 2,032
7. GX - 1,785
8. FX - 1,064
9. RR Sport - 1,033
10. XC90 - 833
11. Q7 - 541
12. LR4 - 529
13. Cayenne - 397
14. X6 - 363
15. ZDX - 264
16. 9-5x - N/A

Large SUV
1. GL - 1,881
2. Escalade - 1,269
3. QX - 1,041
4. Range Rover - 806
5. MKT - 744
6. Navigator - 676
7. LX - 314
8. G Wagon - 62

Pre-Entry-Level
1. TSX - 3,072
2. HS - 1,494
3. C30/S40/V50 - 981
4. 1-Series - 949
5. A3 - 548

Entry-Level
1. 3 - 9,413
2. C - 6,006
3. G - 5,671
4. A4/5 - 4,733
5. TL - 3,917
6. ES - 3,860
7. IS - 3,137
8. CTS - 2,870
9. MKZ - 2,456
10. S60 - 1
11. 9-3 - N/A

Mid-Level
1. E - 5,042
2. 5 - 2,886
3. MKS - 1,443
4. M - 1,440
5. S80 - 851
6. A6/S6 - 799
7. XF - 742
8. GS - 645
9. STS - 400
10. RL - 163
11. 9-5 - N/A

Flagship
1. S-Class - 1,242
2. LS - 894
3. 7-Series - 733
4. Panamera - 542
5. A8/S8 - 63
6. XJ - N/A

Luxury Coupe/GT
1. A5/S5 - 1,675
2. G37 Coupe - 1,650
3. Corvette - 955
4. 911 - 615
5. C70 - 451
6. Boxster/Cayman - 351
7. Z4 - 250
8. SL - 245
9. SLK - 235
10. 6-Series - 214
11. TT - 152
12. CL - 90
13. GT-R - 87
14. R8 - 52
15. XLR - 39
16. SC - 30
17. CLK - 9
18. XK - N/A

 

I'm not surprised by the E-Class numbers I am seeing sedans and coupes everywhere.

 

We'll get a better idea of who is gaining/losing market share in the next couple of months. Almost every manufacturer is way up this March compared to March 09's horrendous showing.

 

I am surprised the TL is still selling

 

the TL's have some cheap lease offer right now for the FWD.... people will overlook the ugly look and settle for that POS

 

LOLL @ the S60 getting only 1 sale.

 

a lot of people buying the G...wow. #2 by just 25