You've already figured out that 292 sales would land the Equus in last place in the chart below. The Audi A8 posted a 395% year-over-year improvement in September, but with 411 September sales, doesn't measure up much better than the Equus. Jaguar XJ sales slid 3% to 462. The Porsche Panamera was down 18% to 514. Lexus LS sales actually rose, though only by 17 units. The BMW 7-Series was up 11% from September 2010's 783 sales.
The class leader, as usual, was the Mercedes-Benz S-Class. Sales fell 15% in September, but the S-Class still beat its nearest rival, the 7-Series, by 578 units.
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In addition to producing a popular luxury limo, Mercedes-Benz also knows how to sell the odd sport-utility vehicle. In fact, the company's $61,570-$85,300 GL-Class was more popular last month than the brand new $48,990 Mercedes-Benz ML350 and the $35,880 Mercedes-Benz GLK350. Moreover, the GL-Class Benz was more popular than the Cadillac Escalade in September 2011.
Mercedes GL sales jumped 28% last month. Sales of the regular-wheelbase Escalade improved by 26% to 1527. The long-wheelbase Escalade was down 14% to 713. Escalade EXT sales slid 3% to 174.
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