BMW Trails Mercedes By Only 1300 Units - Can They Win The Crown In The US Luxury Car Sales Race?

BMW's U.S. sales rose 45 percent in November, further chipping away at Daimler’s Mercedes-Benz in luxury-auto deliveries this year.

Sales for BMW increased to 31,213 vehicles last month, boosted by a 64 percent gain for its 5 Series sedan. Mercedes today reported a 13 percent increase from a year earlier to 30,315, helped by sales of the E-Class sedan, which rose 59 percent to 8,126. Toyota Motor Corp.’s Lexus rose 17 percent to 22,719.





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GermanNut - 12/4/2012 12:00:22 PM

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It depends on which company can boost sales with the largest incentives and kill their profit margin in the process.

My bet is on BMW who seems to enjoy selling the farm.

Car4Life - 12/4/2012 12:39:05 PM

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Ouch! Kudos to Benz for dominating in the U.S. despite having the oldest Sedan line up on the market. Cant wait to see what 2014 will bring in the wake of a refreshed E Class and New S Class!

Yonder7 - 12/4/2012 1:20:11 PM

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I am sure they will, cause they have more cheap cars so select right now, but next year, the history could be different , also we are in the month that everybody buy...