USA February 2024: Honda (+37.8%), Lincoln (+38%) stand out in market up 6.3%

Lincoln Nautilus sales are up 95.7% year-on-year in February.

According to NADA, the U.S. new light vehicle market is up 6.3% year-on-year in February on an annualised basis with a SAAR of 15.81 million units. It’s up 3.9% on January which was a 10-month low at 15.2 million. The year-to-date SAAR is up 2.7% to 15.39 million. Cars are up 6.5% to 3.13 million annualised, light tricks up 6.3% to 12.68 million, domestic light vehicles are up 4.4% to 12.32 million and imports up 13.3% to 3.49 million. Year-to-date, crossovers account for 49.9% of the market vs. 46.7% a year ago and pickups are at 16.2% share. More generous incentives partly explain this relatively strong result. Based on data shared by J.D. Power, average incentives per vehicle shoot up 75.3% year-on-year to $2,565, the highest amount since May 2021. As a result the average transaction price is down $1,919 year-on-year to $44,045.

Among groups still sharing monthly data, Toyota Motor is up 16.2%, Ford Motor up 10.7%, Hyundai-Kia is timid at +1.6% and American Honda surges 32.3%. Brand-wise, Ford (+9.6%) outsells Toyota (+16%) while Honda (+37.8%) is just above 100,000 units. Lexus (+17.4%) and Lincoln (+38%) post very satisfying results just as Genesis (+9.4%) also tops the market growth. Mazda (+6.7%), Hyundai (+5.8%) and Subaru (+3.1%) are more discreet whereas Volvo (-7.5%), Acura (-6.1%) and Kia (-3%) disappoint.

Looking at models with available monthly volume, the Ford F-Series (-5%) is in difficulty, with year-to-date sales down -8.6%. In contrast the Toyota RAV4 (+43.9%) and Honda CR-V (+98.6%) both post fantastic gains. The Toyota Camry (+7%) still manages an uptick but the Honda Civic (+36.6%) and Toyota Corolla (+22.3%) are catching up. Notice also the Ford Escape (+105.2%), Edge (+105.2%), Toyota 4Runner (+92.9%), Ford Maverick (+73.4%) and Subaru Forester (+48.4%) all in great shape.

Previous month: USA January 2024: Market edges up 4.5%, Toyota up 25.7%

One year ago: USA February 2023: Ford, Kia, Volvo shine in market up 8.7%

Full February 2024 data for selected groups, brands and models below.

Note: Only the companies still sharing monthly data are represented here. Quarterly updates feature all companies.

USA February 2024 – groups:

GroupFeb-24/232024/23Toyota Motor Corporation184,450+ 16.2%350,203+ 19.5%Ford Motor Co173,065+ 10.7%324,945+ 7.8%Hyundai-Kia124,005+ 1.6%226,908– 1.3%American Honda110,110+ 32.3%203,320+ 21.2%Subaru47,189+ 3.1%91,699+ 1.7%Mazda32,705+ 6.7%62,984+ 17.5%Volvo Cars7,920– 7.5%17,506+ 7.7%

USA February 2024 – brands:

BrandFeb-24/232024/23Ford164,566+ 9.6%309,461+ 6.9%Toyota159,262+ 16.0%302,503+ 20.4%Honda100,341+ 37.8%184,915+ 25.1%Hyundai60,341+ 5.8%107,884– 1.1%Kia59,059– 3.0%110,150– 2.4%Subaru47,189+ 3.1%91,699+ 1.7%Mazda32,705+ 6.7%62,984+ 17.5%Lexus25,188+ 17.4%47,700+ 13.9%Acura9,769– 6.1%18,405– 7.5%Lincoln8,499+ 38.0%15,484+ 29.4%Volvo7,920– 7.5%17,506+ 104.5%Genesis4,605+ 9.4%8,874+ 9.4%

USA February 2024 – models:

ModelFeb-24/232024/23Ford F-Series51,829– 5.8%100,531– 8.6%Toyota RAV443,209+ 43.9%79,482+ 48.7%Honda CR-V32,031+ 98.6%58,383+ 61.5%Toyota Camry25,952+ 7.0%48,013+ 17.0%Honda Civic20,228+ 36.6%36,677+ 30.4%Toyota Corolla20,054+ 22.3%37,743+ 28.2%Ford Explorer19,611+ 2.3%38,446+ 10.5%Hyundai Tucson15,999+ 14.0%27,115+ 4.1%Subaru Forester14,882+ 48.4%27,501+ 36.5%Honda Accord  14,117+ 22.7%26,142– 0.4%Ford Transit13,410+ 19.6%27,601+ 29.4%Ford Edge13,363+ 105.2%20,765+ 80.8%Ford Maverick13,262+ 73.4%25,705+ 84.7%Ford Escape13,227+ 105.2%24,116+ 68.3%Subaru Crosstrek12,553– 15.3%23,878– 13.2%Honda HR-V12,116+ 44.7%24,072+ 46.9%Kia Sportage12,081+ 19.4%22,075+ 17.9%Toyota Tundra11,247+ 9.0%20,878+ 24.3%Kia Forte11,229+ 7.5%20,206+ 8.4%Toyota 4Runner10,963+ 92.9%21,067+ 54.6%Ford Bronco Sport10,707+ 20.2%20,528+ 11.9%Toyota Highlander10,491– 44.3%20,495– 38.1%Subaru Outback10,412+ 14.3%21,712+ 11.2%Mazda CX-510,362– 15.6%20,556– 7.0%Mazda CX-3010,026+ 24.9%17,799+ 36.0%Honda Pilot9,684+ 33.2%17,371+ 22.2%Hyundai Santa Fe9,239+ 15.6%15,260– 0.2%Lexus RX8,858+ 2.5%15,874– 4.4%Kia Telluride8,510– 5.7%15,426– 7.1%Toyota Grand Highlander8,478new15,059newHyundai Elantra8,432– 18.7%15,332– 19.4%Ford Expedition8,379+ 21.5%13,845+ 10.0%Ford Bronco8,186– 32.4%15,613– 29.9%Hyundai Palisade7,832+ 16.2%15,470+ 15.2%Kia Sorento7,425+ 5.9%13,445+ 1.2%Hyundai Kona7,024+ 15.5%13,601+ 14.2%Toyota Sienna5,731+ 108.8%10,869+ 107.0%Toyota Corolla Cross5,672+ 8.2%11,247+ 32.0%Honda Odyssey5,590– 10.7%10,146– 14.5%Mazda CX-505,480+ 73.1%11,213+ 94.9%Lexus NX5,316+ 14.0%10,395+ 6.6%Toyota Tacoma5,045– 70.4%13,248– 62.0%Kia Seltos4,766+ 27.3%8,766+ 13.3%Toyota Prius4,528+ 424.1%9,235+ 175.7%Hyundai Sonata4,379+ 1.7%7,500– 18.3%Ford Mustang4,115– 17.0%7,886– 12.0%Honda Ridgeline3,979– 14.4%7,329– 6.2%Kia Soul3,897– 25.5%7,168– 28.9%Subaru Ascent3,791– 14.0%7,509– 16.5%Acura MDX3,650– 22.2%6,761– 26.1%Ford E-Series3,543+ 0.8%6,623+ 4.1%Lexus TX3,396new6,307newLincoln Nautilus3,396+ 95.7%5,430+ 62.4%Mazda CX-903,321+ 16505.0%6,631+ 33055.0%Acura RDX3,215+ 53.8%5,992+ 52.2%Kia Carnival3,074+ 25.0%6,087+ 47.7%Mazda33,063+ 7.6%5,943+ 34.4%Ford Mustang Mach E2,930+ 64.3%4,225– 4.2%Honda Passport2,596– 32.4%4,795– 32.0%Hyundai Santa Cruz2,568– 10.5%5,055– 7.8%Lexus ES2,560– 5.6%4,672– 4.9%Toyota Crown2,550+ 4296.6%4,715+ 8029.3%Volvo XC602,542– 7.2%5,499+ 4.7%Kia Niro2,511– 25.7%4,573– 35.5%Volvo XC902,468– 3.1%5,441+ 7.6%Toyota Venza2,424+ 0.2%4,613– 13.1%Subaru Impreza2,343– 9.6%4,608– 8.6%Kia K52,291– 55.5%5,579– 34.5%Acura Integra2,079– 16.9%3,944– 16.0%Ford Transit Connect2,004+ 37.4%3,274+ 24.8%Hyundai Ioniq 51,996– 3.8%3,461– 4.4%Lincoln Corsair1,984+ 45.8%4,040+ 35.7%Toyota Sequoia1,976+ 46.9%3,704+ 43.8%Hyundai Venue1,959– 22.8%3,394– 31.8%Lincoln Aviator1,926+ 5.8%3,785+ 26.4%Genesis GV701,906+ 8.2%3,491+ 10.4%Volvo XC401,627– 25.3%3,723– 2.5%Lexus IS1,528– 8.4%2,780– 16.5%Genesis GV801,420+ 14.4%2,498+ 2.0%Subaru WRX1,395– 46.3%2,567– 44.2%Lexus GX1,349– 25.2%3,275– 16.0%Kia EV91,318new2,726newKia EV61,309+ 1.2%2,522+ 4.9%Subaru Legacy1,248– 18.2%2,740– 2.0%Lincoln Navigator1,193– 3.9%2,229– 15.9%Hyundai Ioniq 6902new1,662newVolvo S60847+ 82.9%1,681+ 104.8%Acura TLX825– 26.4%1,708– 19.1%Lexus UX793– 26.2%1,523– 21.6%Genesis G70686– 4.6%1,672+ 9.8%Kia Rio648– 72.8%1,577– 65.5%Toyota bZ4X557+ 9.4%1,070+ 10.7%Lexus LX523+ 17.8%1,138+ 89.7%Mazda MX-5 Miata436– 44.3%825– 45.3%Lexus RZ352new745newGenesis G80346+ 69.6%598+ 29.2%Subaru Solterra322– 7.2%701– 17.1%Subaru BRZ243– 34.0%493– 29.6%Lexus LS224+ 34.9%436+ 27.5%Volvo V60210+ 50.0%414+ 35.7%Toyota GR86203– 65.7%677– 34.5%Lexus RC148+ 15.6%265+ 6.9%Genesis GV60147– 14.0%313+ 4.3%Lexus LC141– 7.2%290+ 9.0%Toyota Supra121– 61.8%282– 54.8%Volvo C40105– 69.2%596– 5.8%Genesis G90100– 9.9%302+ 39.8%Volvo S9098– 24.6%216– 28.5%Toyota Mirai57– 76.1%101– 78.0%Volvo V9023– 4.2%63– 1.6%Mazda CX-7016new16newHyundai Nexo11– 60.7%34– 22.7%Toyota Avalon4– 80.0%5– 84.8%Mazda CX-91– 100.0%1– 100.0%Ford Ranger0– 100.0%303– 95.6%

Source: Manufacturers

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.

Previous post Malden Catholic continues to make noise on the ice, ousts Hingham
Next post Amaya Battle lifts Gophers to win over Rutgers in first round of Big Ten Tournament