Thread: Report: Exotic manufacturers' sales numbers

Toyota sold 327,804 Camrys in America in 2010, the most of any single car model. More than 250,000 Honda Civics and nearly 220,000 Ford Fusions were sold in the same period. The most prolific exotic cars pale in comparison with these numbers and this was a good year for many. In fact, most mainstream manufacturers sell more of a single model than any single exotic-car range. Exceptions are the Mercedes-Benz G-Class, which sold 919 units; Mazda RX-8 with 1,134 cars; Audi TT, which sold 1,531 vehicles; and Toyota Land Cruiser with 1,807 autos. Here is the list of the top exotic car manufacturers in terms of cars sold in America in 2010:

• Maserati (1,987)
• Ferrari (1,440)
• Bentley (1,430)
• Aston Martin (1,104)
• Lotus (660)
• Lamborghini (324)
• Rolls-Royce (312)
• Maybach (63)

Are the manufacturers faring better this year? Yes. As of May, the year-to-date sales figures are up from 2010 by 24% for Maserati, 22.4% for Ferrari, 16.3% for Bentley, 16.5% for Lamborghini, and 31.8% for Rolls-Royce. Maybach is the only one that is hurting with a drop of 34.5% to just 19 vehicles sold so far in 2011.

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interesting....

i couldnt guess that ferrari has 5 times more the sales, than lamborghini...

Originally Posted by Giannis

interesting....

i couldnt guess that ferrari has 5 times more the sales, than lamborghini...

458 is brand new, while the gallardo (lp560) is now getting pretty old. im sure when the gallardo successor comes out, (and the aventador starts rolling out) lamborghinis sale figures will be much higher.

6 months into the year and Maybach has only sold 19 cars....sad...