Mazda just released their sales report for September 08.
Probably can take it both ways (positive and negative). The Mazda5 is ONLY vehicle that showed a gain from last year. The 35% drop in sales is definitely not good. That rivals Ford's drop in sales.
It's good that the Mazda5 is holding up well, but it still beats me why Mazda doesn't advertise it more. It's like their ONLY car that is selling now, but it still won't even break 20K in yearly sales.
Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) today reported September 2008 sales of 16,169 vehicles, down 35.6 percent over last September. Year-to-date, Mazda has sold 215,408 vehicles, down 5.7 percent.
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The right-for-the-market MAZDA5 multi-activity vehicle posted a 26.8 percent increase versus last September, with 1,080 sales. Year-to-date the MAZDA5 is up a remarkable 42.0 percent.
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The right-for-the-market MAZDA5 multi-activity vehicle posted a 26.8 percent increase versus last September, with 1,080 sales. Year-to-date the MAZDA5 is up a remarkable 42.0 percent.
Probably can take it both ways (positive and negative). The Mazda5 is ONLY vehicle that showed a gain from last year. The 35% drop in sales is definitely not good. That rivals Ford's drop in sales.
It's good that the Mazda5 is holding up well, but it still beats me why Mazda doesn't advertise it more. It's like their ONLY car that is selling now, but it still won't even break 20K in yearly sales.