It will be enough to look at the 4th quarter data to predict this year.
Your projected analysis is not bad.![]()
Q4 2023 7-8 series 17,878 units
2024 total 70K units..
Assuming the 8 series will sell for around 10K, there will be around 60K for the 7 series.
G11 sales (excl 8 series)
2016 : 61,514
2017 : 64,311
2018 : 56,037
2019 : 50,552
You can draw it however you like, it's still 228,000 more for BMW and more than 500,000 inc. Mini, a beatingA-B Class 266,700
1-2 Series 225,827
C-Class 334,400
3-4 Series 558,462
E-Class/EQE 346,800
5-6 Series 273,877
S-Class/EQS 107,400
7-8 Series 59,763
GLA/GLB/EQA/EQB 474,700
X1-X2 318,051
GLC 297,400
X3-X4 405,562
GLE/EQE SUV 251,200
X5-X6-iX 331,673
GLS/EQS SUV 96,400
X7 61,117
G-Class 42,700
XM 6,749
Mercedes is ahead in 6 segments and BMW is ahead in 3 segments. BMW has a great advantage in the D segment sedans, and Mercedes has a great advantage in the F segment. BMW is strong again in the E segment SUV market. Production problems of the D Segment SUV GLC caused sales to be lower than they should have been.
You can draw it however you like, overall it is still 228,000 more for BMW and more than 500,000 inc. Mini, a beatingBMW is strong again in the E segment SUV market. Production problems of the D Segment SUV GLC caused sales to be lower than they should have been.
Do you want a fight? We have already talked about these.You can draw it however you like, it's still 228,000 more for BMW and more than 500,000 inc. Mini, a beating
No thanks, I'm tired of beating you.Do you want a fight? We have already talked about these.
That was quick....
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the best generationI was not aware of the respective fall of the 4° generation (V8), surely due to the global recession of 2008 due to the real estate bubble
Quick? You've been making excuses for over a year about the 7 sales.
It's a regular life cycle age occurrence and will be reversed pretty quickly as the FLs of the S and EQS hit the market. Maybe not the EQS.
His data is wrong, btw. But, why it doesn't surprise anyone?
Excuses?, 2024 will be his first full year and in February it take the lead in Europe.....my analysis are not very wrong it seemsQuick? You've been making excuses for over a year about the 7 sales.
It's not like that, it's been years since a 7 surpassed the S,, LCI or not, we will have to see at the end of the year and other marketsIt's a regular life cycle age occurrence and will be reversed pretty quickly as the FLs of the S and EQS hit the market. Maybe not the EQS.
My data is @leylandi 's data posted by him today, don't lie anymore, learn to back up your big mouth before speaking, prove what you say, or shut your mouthHis data is wrong, btw. But, why it doesn't surprise anyone?
Excuses?, 2024 will be his first full year and in February it take the lead in Europe.....my analysis are not very wrong it seems
It's not like that, it's been years since a 7 surpassed the S,, LCI or not, we will have to see at the end of the year and other markets
Regarding the LCI of the S, reversed the sales, you are transmitting your assumption, I show the current figures.
My data is @leylandi 's data posted by him today, don't lie anymore, learn to back up your big mouth before speaking, prove what you say, or shut your mouth
Primitiveness strikes again.....don't lie anymore, learn to back up your big mouth before speaking, prove what you say, or shut your mouth
Yes, your assumption is as valid as mine, but only when you prove it with figures, as I just did.LOL. Don't even start about 'making assumptions' mate.
Of course the i7 and the 7 series are not both 7 series, what a fool I am. Do you know how to subtract 200 from something?I can already see the spin coming, even when 1st and 5th row clearly portray different models.
Analyzing something is not being a "data analyst" never mention something like that, you keep inventing things, Btw, The cringe you give me?, no one asked to know what you feel.The cringe you give me; and the irony of calling yourself a data analyst:
Yes, yes, sleep wellPrimitiveness strikes again.....
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