- CR-V annual sales top 300,000 for first time, joining Accord and Civic
- Accord posts best annual sales since 2008 with double-digit gain plus strong December
- RDX posts 20th straight monthly increase, smashes previous mark with sales up 51.6 percent for the year
- MDX has best sales month in model history
Honda Division sold 119,504 vehicles in December, a 2.4-percent increase from the previous December. Acura Division posted December sales of 15,751.
Honda
Honda core products continued to show substantial sales strength throughout 2013. Based on the latest R.L. Polk data, Accord, Civic, CR-V and Odyssey continue to lead retail sales in their respective segments, with the Pilot SUV also gaining significantly. With respect to total CY2013 sales:
- CR-V surpassed 300,000 sales for the first time while posting a December best of 28,759 units.
- Accord sales were up to 10.5 percent to 366,678 units, its best showing since 2008.
- Civic sales were up 5.7 percent to 336,180 units, its best result since 2008 and the third best in its 40-year history.
- Odyssey sales surged 32.7 percent in December for a yearly total of 128,987 units.
- Pilot sales rose 10.3 percent to 126,678 units.
Acura
Acura light trucks continued to break sales records in 2013 with RDX smashing previous bests and the all-new MDX completing a strong fourth quarter with its best-ever month to push Acura trucks to their best sales year ever.
- RDX recorded monthly bests for 20 straight months, completing its record run in 2013 with a total sales increase of 51.6 percent for the year.
- MDX sales continued to rise sharply, delivering a 29.0-percent increase in December for its best month in history on strong customer demand and improving vehicle inventories. Full-year sales were up 4.3 percent to 53,040.
- RLX brought solid growth to the luxury sedan segment for Acura in an abbreviated model year, posting sales of 5,053 since going on sale last Spring.
*The daily selling rate (DSR) is calculated with 25 days for December 2013 and 26 days for December 2012. Year-to-date, the DSR is calculated with 307 days for 2013 and 307 days for 2012. All other percentages in release are unadjusted; see table for adjusted DSR figures.
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Source: Honda Media Newsroom
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