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The month of March brings with it a new monthly sales leader in the most hotly-contested segment in the US, the mid-sized sedan category, in the form of a the 2013 Nissan Altima, which for the first time in 17 months, has outsold the Toyota Camry. The first managed to sell 37,763, while the second sold just 100 units less.
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Nissan Altima Outsells Camry in March as US Auto Industry Approaches Pre-Recession Levels
The month of March brings with it a new monthly sales leader in the most hotly-contested segment in the US, the mid-sized sedan category, in the form of a the 2013 Nissan Altima, which for the first time in 17 months, has outsold the Toyota Camry. The first managed to sell 37,763, while the second sold just 100 units less.
This is due to Camry sales that are around 12 percent lower than the numbers recorded in 2012, while sales of the Altima are also down, but only by 8 percent. Following the two segment leaders, we have the Honda Accord and the Ford Fusion, the sales of which have increased in March by 36 and 6 percent, respectively.
Read more »- Toyota & Lexus U.s. January Sales Sink 34.9 Percent
The first month of 2009 also brought bad news for Toyota that saw its U.S. sales fall to 117,287 vehicles, a decrease of 34.4 percent from last January. The Toyota division that includes the Scion brand, posted sales of 102,565 units, a decrease of 34.9...
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Toyota suffered from a slow start to 2014 but rebounded in March, most apparently with Camry results. The Camry was trailing the Nissan Altima at the end of February, and amidst news that there'll be a significant update to the Camry for MY2015,...
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The Toyota Camry was not the best-selling car in America in February 2014, nor does the Camry lead the way through the first one-sixth of 2014. Nissan Altima sales shot up 11% in difficult conditions in February and it leads the Camry by 1034 units going...
- Midsize Car Sales In America - March 2013
Suspended from its status as America's midsize leader, the Toyota Camry posted an 11.5% year-over-year decline in March 2013. The Nissan Altima, despite its 8% drop, still hung on as America's best-selling passenger car and, rather obviously then,...
- Top 20 Best-selling Cars In America - March 2013
The Toyota Camry narrowly missed out on ending yet another month as America's best-selling car. With a hundred-unit advantage, the Nissan Altima stole the crown the Camry typically wears. Both cars posted year-over-year declines, however, on monthly...