Hyundai-Kia has been on a roll as of late posting sales gains during the months of January and February while other automakers were on the backslide and it looks as though those positive numbers have finally added up for the South Korean automaker.
Despite a 14 percent sales dip during the month or April, Hyundai-Kia managed to displace Nissan as the number six automaker in the United State. Last month Hyundai-Kia tallied 58,558 sales, compared to 47,190.
On the whole, April sales fell 34 percent compared to the same period last year, with <nobr style="font-weight: normal; font-size: 100%;" id="itxt_nobr_4_0">Nissan</nobr> seeing a larger-than-expected 38 percent drop-off. Hyundai-Kia currently owns a 7.4 percent share of the U.S. market the largest in company history.
Hyundai-Kias newfound success is undoubtedly linked to its new focus on quality vehicles. The Genesis Sedan has received wide-spread praise from the motoring press and the Genesis Coupe has seen strong initial sales. The all-new Kia Soul is also off to a good start, thanks in part to a sub-$14,000 sticker price.
Despite a 14 percent sales dip during the month or April, Hyundai-Kia managed to displace Nissan as the number six automaker in the United State. Last month Hyundai-Kia tallied 58,558 sales, compared to 47,190.
On the whole, April sales fell 34 percent compared to the same period last year, with <nobr style="font-weight: normal; font-size: 100%;" id="itxt_nobr_4_0">Nissan</nobr> seeing a larger-than-expected 38 percent drop-off. Hyundai-Kia currently owns a 7.4 percent share of the U.S. market the largest in company history.
Hyundai-Kias newfound success is undoubtedly linked to its new focus on quality vehicles. The Genesis Sedan has received wide-spread praise from the motoring press and the Genesis Coupe has seen strong initial sales. The all-new Kia Soul is also off to a good start, thanks in part to a sub-$14,000 sticker price.