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Originally Posted by phoenixbmwlife
Some of you are saying these are good figures? These are not good figures at all. The economy is doing very well at this moment. If it wasn't for the X5, and new 8 series there would not be an increase this month in new car sales at all.
Even the 5 series is not selling as well as last year with 892 less vehicles sold this year compared to last year. And the X2 is doing terribly with almost 50% drop in sales.
To the guy that said the 7 series is selling well with its big grill, let's put things in perspective. With up to $20k off MSRP that dealers are giving customers, an increase of only 52 vehicles is very low, when they are practically giving this car away. That should tell you that people don't want the new 7 with its larger than life grill.
Don't mean to be that guy but this month is not a good month for BMWNA.
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LOL it's like you haven't paid a lick of attention to the industry. Toyota, Honda, Nissan are down double digits in September as the industry is starting to collapse.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...o-sales-update
Subaru's streak of 93 straight months of increased sales finally ended.
https://www.autonews.com/sales/subar...ends-93-months
You are right about one thing. They are not good numbers. They are great numbers.