U.S. Auto Sales By Brand - June 2011

American auto sales totalled 1,053,405 in June 2011, up 7% from June 2010 levels. The U.S. automobile market has grown by 13% this year and now stands at 6.3 million sales through six months of 2011. The only brands to post year-over-year declines in the first half of 2011 are Acura, Chrysler, Lexus, Lincoln, smart and Toyota.

Ford led the way as a brand in June, but General Motors out-sold Ford Motor Company by nearly 22,000 sales. Toyota and Honda are clearly still feeling the brunt of diminished supply. Both were down around 20% in June. Along with Toyota and Honda, Subaru joined Lexus, Acura, and Infiniti - luxury divisions from across the Pacific - as Japanese brands to post year-over-year declines last month. 

Lexus fell harder than any brand, down 37.8% in June. Mitsubishi's improvement was the greatest, nearly doubling sales from its 4198-unit performance in the same period of last year. Jeep, a brand which doesn't sell a single passenger car, staved off frightening fuel prices to post a 74.2% increase. Jeep was America's ninth-most-popular brand in June 2011. Mercedes-Benz was the best-selling luxury brand in America in June with 22,563 sales, up 18.8%. Without the Sprinter, Mercedes-Benz sales totalled 20,652, fewer than BMW's output.

The U.S. Auto Sales By Brand table for June 2011 is below.

Rank	Automaker	June 2011	%  Change	Year To Date	YTD  % Change
#1	Ford	186,054	+19.9	1,027,485	+19.7
#2	Chevrolet	156,838	+11.2	904,538	+15.8
#3	Toyota	96,708	-19.1	698,157	-2.8
#4	Honda	75,184	-21.5	546,762	+2.6
#5	Dodge	65,948	+22.4	349,996	+19.7
#6	Nissan	65,659	+16.7	457,705	+16.5
#7	Hyundai	59,209	+15.6	322,797	+26.2
#8	Kia	45,044	+41.2	245,104	+44.1
#9	Jeep	36,114	+74.2	188,924	+49.0
#10	GMC	32,769	+16.1	187,351	+24.2
#11	Volkswagen	28,444	+35.1	154,125	+22.3
#12	Mercedes-Benz	22,563	+18.8	118,021	+10.3
#13	BMW	21,627	+12.8	113,705	+13.0
#14	Subaru	19,794	-8.4	132,049	+4.8
#15	Mazda	19,307	+5.9	122,379	+5.8
#16	Chrysler	16,529	-7.6	96,068	-11.2
#17	Buick	14,848	+13.2	93,599	+33.7
#18	Cadillac	10,860	-7.9	76,122	+17.5
#19	Lexus	10,773	-37.8	88,010	-18.1
#20	Audi	10,051	+16.9	55,909	+15.4
#21	Acura	8708	-19.7	60,680	-0.7
#22	Mitsubishi	8299	+97.7	44,115	+66.5
#23	Lincoln	7361	+16.5	42,003	-4.0
#24	Volvo	7100	+42.1	36,304	+28.7
#25	Infiniti	6281	-24.4	47,268	-0.6
#26	Mini	5228	+26.0	29,816	+42.3
#27	Scion	3456	-7.7	26,621	+26.7
#28	Land Rover	3152	+13.0	17,292	+15.6
#29	Porsche	2546	+18.9	15,542	+41.5
#30	Suzuki	2278	+11.9	13,402	+16.0
#31	Fiat	1803	-----	4944	-----
#32	Jaguar	1389	-14.2	6410	+9.6
#33	smart	470	-18.5	2696	-19.5
#34	Saab	323	+49.5	3471	+370.3
#35	Maserati	189	+5.0	1097	+20.3
#36	Bentley	178	+53.4	843	+22.5

Source: Automakers & Automotive News Data Center

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