The G Man

And I dont even see the X3 on the list at all.

snakebite

October sales of the X3 were 99. I guess no one really got a chance on getting the new 2011 X3s yet. From what I understand, production of the outgoing 2010 X3 stopped in the summer, so these are prolly left over inventories.

snakebite

These are the sale of the SUV line of Infiniti's line up:
QX56 - 1,157
EX - 751
FX - 920

QX56 is a new refreshed model that have had positive reviews, so that is prolly why it sold well.

The FX have had a MSRP price drop for the 2011 model to compensate for poor sales.

http://www.autoblog.com/2010/09/23/i...drop-for-2011/

The EX is still on the 2010 model until the 2011 models come to dealerships soon. Also there is a price hike for the 2011 EX.

jeff968

Snakebite, very interesting stuff. Thanks for posting. How is the Q7 doing?

snakebite

The 2.0T Q5 is treating my family well. No real complaints like I've see on this forum. No regrets. Perfect for my wife and child while she does errands during the week, and when I drive it on the weekends on longer trips. At a superficial level, it definitely gets some praise and attention when we drive the Q5 in NYC, and when we go to church every Sunday. I wouldn't have expected that considering that I see alot of $100,000 cars (S class, Cayenne, Bentley, etc.) driven around me... let alone a crossover of all cars.

I will update this post next month as usual. I am a big numbers guy.

snakebite

update with November 2010 numbers.

Side note - 91 BMW X3s sold in November. I guess we will see how it stacks up next month maybe.

November numbers:
1. Lexus RX - 7,235
2. Acura MDX - 4,191
3. Cadillac SRX - 4,076
4. Mercedes M Class - 3,470
5. BMW X5 - 3,436
6. Audi Q5 - 2,310
7. Cadillac Escalade - 2,110
8. Mercedes GL Class - 2,096
9. Lincoln MKX - 1,891
10. Mercedes GLK Class - 1,590

October numbers:
1. Lexus RX - 8,569
2. Cadillac SRX - 4,423
3. Acura MDX - 3,945
4. BMW X5 - 3,183
5. Mercedes M Class - 2,826
6. Cadillac Escalade - 2383
7. Audi Q5 - 2,099
8. Mercedes GL Class - 1,887
9. Lincoln MKX - 1,675
10. Mercedes GLK Class - 1,394

September numbers:
1. Lexus RX350 - 7,420
2. Acura MDX - 4,077
3. Cadillac SRX - 4,027
4. BMW X5 - 3,632
5. Mercedes M Class - 2,780
6. Lincoln MKX - 2,658
7. Audi Q5 - 2,277
8. Cadillac Escalade - 2035
9. Mercedes GL Class - 1,989
10. Mercedes GLK Class - 1,685

TIME89

Me so happy - Lexus sold less RX by 1200+!

hmn4858

Still it's sad that the number in excess they've sold from the next closest is more cars that what the Q5 did. Can we say baaaahhhhh??

The G Man

Those are only US numbers, worldwide, the Q5 sells a lot better than the RX350. Its just us Americans who want a relaible and boring car and pay extra for their dealer to kiss their ares

snakebite

updated with December figures:

December numbers:
1. Lexus RX - 12,090
2. Acura MDX - 5,887
3. Cadillac SRX - 5,865
4. BMW X5 - 3,939
5. Mercedes Benz M Class - 3,783
6. Audi Q5 - 2,473
7. Cadillac Escalade - 2,286
8. Lincoln MKX - 2,261
9. Lexus GX - 2,246
10. Mercedes Benz GL Class - 2,026


November numbers:
1. Lexus RX - 7,235
2. Acura MDX - 4,191
3. Cadillac SRX - 4,076
4. Mercedes M Class - 3,470
5. BMW X5 - 3,436
6. Audi Q5 - 2,310
7. Cadillac Escalade - 2,110
8. Mercedes GL Class - 2,096
9. Lincoln MKX - 1,891
10. Mercedes GLK Class - 1,590

October numbers:
1. Lexus RX - 8,569
2. Cadillac SRX - 4,423
3. Acura MDX - 3,945
4. BMW X5 - 3,183
5. Mercedes M Class - 2,826
6. Cadillac Escalade - 2383
7. Audi Q5 - 2,099
8. Mercedes GL Class - 1,887
9. Lincoln MKX - 1,675
10. Mercedes GLK Class - 1,394