Small and Midsize Luxury Car Sales in U.S. - October 2013 YTD

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YOY Benz E-Class Sales Have Risen 27.5% During The Last Three Months Audi sold not two, not three, not four, but one Audi A3 in October 2013.  Of course, Audi dealers in America don't really have any A3s to sell. The A3 sedan arrives in a few months with a very attractive exterior, a nice array of features, and, obviously, the Audi badge.  In the meantime, buyers looking for affordable Audis choose the A4 or, more often, the Q5. or every BMW 3-Series/4-Series buyer in America last month, Audi sold 2.4 A4s, Allroads, and A5s. • All 267 Vehicles Ranked By October 2013 YTD U.S. Sales • All 155 Cars Ranked By October 2013 YTD U.S. Sales Click Chart To Expand Between the C-Class and new CLA, Mercedes-Benz didn't find quite as many entry-level luxury buyers as BMW did with the 3-Series and 4-Series, and that doesn't take into account BMW's 588 1-Series buyers. Combined, the C-Class and CLA-Class generated 11,443 sales in October.  The CLA's presence may adversely affect the C-Class, which was down 14% in October after falling 19% in September, the CLA's first month of availability. But Mercedes-Benz is still selling more cars with their lineup expansion. Total C-Class/CLA-Class sales were 50% stronger than what Mercedes-Benz managed a year ago with the C-Class. You can select a make and model at GCBC's Sales Stats page. These tables are now sortable, so you can rank small and midsize luxury cars any which way you like.