Car Sales

Ferrari delivered a record number of cars in 2024, and most of them were hybrids.

Toyota sold close to 11 million vehicles in 2024, and only about 1% of these were EVs.

VW Group deliveries declined in 2024, including in the EV sector.

The electric Ford Mustang is proving to be more popular than its gas-powered sibling.

The Ford Mustang won the sales race in a year that the overall U.S. market grew 12.4% on the previous year.

Lamborghini is achieving record sales with just two model lines.

Ferrari delivered record sales and profits in 2022, and 2023 is shaping up to be even better.

The Acura ZDX will arrive in 2024 and mark a shift to online sales for Acura EVs.

Many brands in the ultra-luxury segment achieved record sales in 2022.

The Dodge Challenger won the pony-car sales war for the second consecutive year in 2022.

Ferrari is achieving record sales even before the arrival of its Purosangue crossover.

Despite its age, the Dodge Challenger continues to attract buyers in spades.

Toyota has become the top-selling automaker in a market still subdued by pandemic-related disruptions.

The Urus is on track to become the best-selling Lamborghini of all time.

The electric Mustang Mach-E outsold the gas-powered Mustang in June, but the trend may not last.

Toyota has come out on top in a year where most automakers saw their sales dip due to the Covid-19 restrictions.

At the rate it's going, VW Group may overtake Tesla in EV sales by as early as 2021.

The Mustang was the most popular sports car in the U.S. in 2020, though the Challenger was close behind.

Bentley set a new sales record in 2020 but still fell short of its forecast for the year.

Despite hitting its long-term target of 10,000 sales, Ferrari has no plans of slowing down as there are still new lines like the Purosangue SUV in the works.