Ford, Toyota, Honda, Hyundai, Subaru post lower volume

U.S. Light-Vehicle Sales, February 2021 Most automakers no longer release monthly sales and are excluded from this report. February2021 February2020 %change 2 mos.2021 2 mos.2020 %change Ford 154,170 179,731 -14.2% 289,006 326,957 -11.6% Lincoln 7,664 9,830 -22.0% 15,405 18,645 -17.4% Ford Motor Co. 161,834 189,561 -14.6% 304,411 345,602 -11.9% Acura 11,553 12,264 -5.8% 20,057 21,494 -6.7% Honda 94,775 107,742 -12.0% 178,496 200,137 -10.8% American Honda 106,328 120,006 -11.4% 198,553 221,631 -10.4% Genesis 2,402 1,587 51.4% 5,216 2,986 74.7% Hyundai brand 48,333 53,013 -8.8% 91,727 95,757 -4.2% Hyundai Motor America 50,735 54,600 -7.1% 96,943 98,743 -1.8% Kia Motors America 48,062 52,177 -7.9% 93,027 92,532 0.5% Hyundai-Kia 98,797 106,777 -7.5% 189,970 191,275 -0.7% Mazda N.A. 26,008 28,385 -8.4% 51,267 52,006 -1.4% Subaru of America 48,300 51,695 -6.6% 94,700 97,980 -3.3% Lexus 21,426 21,139 1.4% 41,067 40,760 0.8% Toyota 161,625 173,013 -6.6% 308,216 319,257 -3.5% Toyota Motor N.A. 183,051 194,152 -5.7% 349,283 360,017 -3.0% Volvo Cars USA 9,164 7,841 16.9% 17,315 13,998 23.7% Total 7 Reporting OEMs 633,482 698,417 -9.3% 1,205,499 1,282,509 -6.0% U.S. light-vehicle sales fell at Ford, Toyota, Honda, Hyundai, Subaru and Kia last month, matching forecasts for a weaker February with fewer selling days and inclement weather dampening demand, even as the industry slowly recovers from the pandemic.

Ford, Toyota, Honda, Hyundai, Subaru post lower volume

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