Mazda Is America's New "High-Volume" Premium Crossover Automaker

[7eregrine]

For the first time ever, the CX-5 out sold The Ford Escape. I'm sure most of us know this but yea...Mazda is KILLING it. When I bought my Mazda they had a 1.3% share of the US market. Today that has doubled to 2.7%.

Not a huge number but DOUBLED in 4 years? Pretty impressive. And the Miata?!?
"Mazda's sales success isn't limited to crossovers either. Everyone loves the Mazda Miata. In May it was the top-selling affordable convertible sports car in America. Sales increased by over 25% year over year."

Mazda Is America's New "High-Volume" Premium Crossover Automaker​

Mazda's newest sales report held some interesting milestones. Mazda is not just a premium automaker, it is also becoming pretty big.

Mazda Is America's New "High-Volume" Premium Crossover Automaker

Mazda's newest sales report held some interesting milestones. Mazda is not just a premium automaker, it is also becoming pretty big.

www.torquenews.com

How Mazda Rode Out the Pandemic While Rivals Slipped​

Its sales climbed, and it racked up awards for safety and more.

How Mazda Rode Out the Pandemic While Rivals Slipped (Published 2021)

Its sales climbed, and it racked up awards for safety and more.

www.nytimes.com

 

[dougal]

I think Mazda is doing well and I am seeing lots of them on the road. With that said, I think the statement like "Sales increased by over 25% year over year." should be taken with a grain of salt. 2020 was not a good year!

 

[Antoine]

Congratulations to Mazda for their ongoing success, I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again...They deserve it!

2020 was a devastating year no doubt but it seems it also served as a reset...Perhaps it marks the beginning of a new era for Mazda...An era of unprecedented growth and success!

I certainly hope so and I won’t be surprised either...Bring it on...Mazdas247 will be ready!

Great share @7eregrine, thanks!

 

[7eregrine]

I think Mazda is doing well and I am seeing lots of them on the road. With that said, I think the statement like "Sales increased by over 25% year over year." should be taken with a grain of salt. 2020 was not a good year!

Maybe. But... how many other cars are doing 25% better then last year? Guessing very very few.

 

[ColoradoDriver]

I am seeing tons of Mazdas on the road now (mostly crossovers). Not surprised.