Global Sales February 2009: Audi, BMW, Mercedes

[ACE]

Audi -11% (63,000 from 71,000)

Merecedes Group -25% (72,200 from 96,800)
Mercedes -28% (63,600 from 88,000)
Smart -2% (8,600 from 8,800)

BMW group -24% (80,453 from 106,368)
BMW -24% (68,803 from 90,449)
Mini -27% (11,583 from 15,919)
RR ?

 

[EnI]

BMW: 68,803 (-23.9%) ... YTD 129,032 (-23.1%)
MINI: 11,583 (-27.2%) ... YTD 21,702 (-30.8%)
Rolls-Royce: 67 (+17.5%) ... YTD 104 (+6,1%)
BMW Group Automobile: 80,453 (-24.4%) ... YTD 150,838 (-24.3%)

*****

MB: 63,600 (-27.8%) ... YTD 117,500 (-31.0%)
smart: 8,600 (-1.9%) ... YTD 17,000 ('+0.5%)
Mercedes-Benz Cars: 72,200 (-25.4%) ... YTD 134,500 (-28.2%)

*****

Audi: 63,000 (-11.3%) ... YTD 119,200 (-20.5%)

 

[far2000]

its looking like Audi are on track 2 be the best selling premium brand this year.,...its just left 2 see which new models sway the results end of this year...


Farouk

 

[coolraoul]

The new E-Class may shed some "light" on MB's numbers, though.

Audi shows an impressive crisis-resistance, kudos, they seem considerably less affected than the other carmakers! They indeed could be worldwide Nr 1 this year, and have already outsold Mercedes-Benz (once unattainable Nr1 in the luxury market...), who however have stated they were focussing on margin and not numbers.

 

[Merc1]

If the world economic situation starts to turn around after summer (I doubt it though), Mercedes sales will catch fire with a new E Sedan and Coupe and the facelifted S sedan and coupe.

M