Audi Achieves 52nd Straight Month of Sales Gains As April 2015 Sales Rise 7.5%

Audi Achieves 52nd Straight Month of Sales Gains As April 2015 Sales Rise 7.5%
Sales for the month rose 7.5% to 16,827 vehicles

A3 models achieved best-ever monthly sales since launch

Demand for SUV models was strong for the month

Audi reported that its April 2015 sales increased 7.5% to 16,827 vehicles, a total that stands as the brand’s 52nd straight month of record U.S. sales.

Audi achieved its best-ever April sales in the brand’s U.S. history. The previous April record was set in 2014 with sales of 15,653 vehicles. Through the first four months of 2015, Audi U.S. sales rose 11.9% from last year to 56,925 vehicles.

“This spring, our dealers continued to show robust sales performance across the Audi product portfolio,” said Mark Del Rosso, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Audi of America. “Strong demand in particular for models such as the Audi Q3 and the A3 gives us confidence that we will continue to draw new customers to our brand well into the summer.”

April represented strong demand for Audi luxury SUVs, with a 35.6% increase in sales encompassing the Audi Q3, Q5 and Q7 models. The Q5 posted a 14.2% increase from last year, and the Q7 posted a 10.8% increase from last April.

The A3 model line achieved record sales in April with a 47.6% increase over last year. The most recent month was the best-ever sales month for both the A3 Sedan and the A3 Cabriolet models since their U.S. sales debut in 2014.

Audi Certified pre-owned vehicle sales also set a new record for April, with a 7.3% gain on 3,971 CPO vehicles sold. CPO sales year-to-date increased 9.0%.

Audi holds the longest running monthly record sales streak in the premium car market according to a competitive sales report from MotorIntelligence.com.
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TheSteveTheSteve - 5/1/2015 2:56:06 PM
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I REALLY hope Audi keeps on having good months. All they need is one bad one, and they suddenly lose the "X consecutive months" bragging rights. That would suck for them.


Agent009Agent009 - 5/1/2015 3:06:42 PM
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Audi YTD - 56,925
Acura YTD - 54,518
Infiniti YTD - 43,821



gkearns56gkearns56 - 5/1/2015 3:36:47 PM
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Who cares; all auto companies go through growth cycles and downward periods. It depends on what vehicles are in the change cycle at that moment. It's usually 1, 2 maybe 3 vehicles keeping the "positive" growth; otherwise many companies would be down anyways because not ALL cars/SUVs are refreshed the same time. This means nothing to me.


jeffgalljeffgall - 5/1/2015 9:20:09 PM
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Given most of Audi's volume models are long in their lifecycle, this bodes well for them when the new A4, A5, and Q5 arrive.


leejleej - 5/2/2015 7:16:54 AM
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Seriously...who really does care...unless you own stock in the parent company of one of these brands, or you are part of a dealership in some way, whatever. Is this another way some of you think 'I win' or 'I made the right choice' if your brand sales more vehicles? Just because more people make a singular decision over other people doesn't make it the right decision...in case you haven't lived long enough to figure that out yet.


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