Audi super streak -- all 100 months

As industry milestones go, this one is borderline unbelievable — 100 consecutive months of year-over-year sales gains. Who does that?Audi of America did it in February. The German premium brand hasn't reported a sales decline in the U.S. since October 2009.DownloadsAudi U.S. sales gains, November 2009 to present Sure, there were a few times when the streak came close to ending. In February 2014, Audi notched just four more sales in the U.S. than it had the previous February. In three other months during the streak, the gains were less than 100 vehicles. But all in all, it has been a robust, take-no-prisoners kind of streak. Audi has added at least 6,000 sales in each year of its remarkable run, and twice it added more than 20,000.In 2010, Audi sold 100,000 vehicles in the U.S. for the first time. In 2015, the brand surged over 200,000. And recall that 2015 was the year the diesel emissions scandal swamped its sister brand, Volkswagen, and caused Audi to pull its own TDI vehicles from the market.How long can this thing continue? How about indefinitely?While the overall industry has pulled back, Audi continues to add new products to its lineup, such as the upcoming Q8 crossover.Click here for a month-by-month accounting of Audi's grand span of success — and some of the key drivers and milestones from the run.

Audi super streak -- all 100 months

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