Rebound rolls on but falling supply dings Ford, Subaru

U.S. Light-Vehicle Sales, Q2 2021Most automakers do not break out June data. Q22021Q22020%change6 mos.20216 mos.2020%changeBMW96,56150,95789.5%167,994110,41252.2%Mini9,3405,28876.6%15,62510,52548.5%Rolls-Royce*38031520.6%71063012.7%BMW of N.A.106,28156,56087.9%184,329121,56751.6%Ford448,746411,0369.2%941,047900,0894.6%Lincoln23,51421,28110.5%48,92446,8424.4%Ford Motor Co.472,260432,3179.2%989,971946,9314.5%Buick65,92735,52085.6%111,71169,39061.0%Cadillac36,12923,29655.1%73,42753,62136.9%Chevrolet428,615328,69230.4%853,721762,21112.0%GMC153,025101,75650.4%284,264220,47428.9%General Motors683,696489,26439.7%1,323,1231,105,69619.7%Acura50,49627,45883.9%88,38455,99057.9%Honda435,923266,04463.9%745,126536,29738.9%American Honda486,419293,50265.7%833,510592,28740.7%Genesis11,0763,585209.0%19,2987,540155.9%Hyundai brand240,005141,72269.3%407,135272,59749.4%Hyundai Motor America251,081145,30772.8%426,433280,13752.2%Kia Motors America218,961125,39274.6%378,511263,33743.7%Hyundai-Kia470,042270,69973.6%804,944543,47448.1%Jaguar4,8824,32013.0%9,11210,214-10.8%Land Rover17,25514,50019.0%40,90036,43412.3%Jaguar Land Rover N.A.*22,13718,82017.6%50,01246,6487.2%Mazda N.A.105,90961,19973.1%189,167128,86946.8%McLaren*47536031.9%7757207.6%Mercedes-Benz USA92,44370,22131.6%182,358145,48725.3%Mitsubishi Motors N.A.25,14612,197106.2%53,37747,76011.8%Infiniti17,86616,09511.0%36,93741,653-11.3%Nissan280,282161,23373.8%546,764393,28139.0%Nissan Group298,148177,32868.1%583,701434,93434.2%Nissan/Mitsubishi323,294189,52570.6%637,078482,69432.0%Alfa Romeo5,0183,73434.4%9,6647,43729.9%Chrysler18,90013,85636.4%58,63743,98033.3%Dodge62,31443,75742.4%126,302132,414-4.6%Fiat8911,339-33.5%1,7062,467-30.8%Jeep210,439176,71619.1%407,984359,38613.5%Maserati*2,3451,53353.0%3,9153,06627.7%Ram187,750127,68447.0%350,670268,17030.8%Stellantis487,657368,61932.3%958,878816,92017.4%Subaru of America160,824136,52317.8%321,250267,11420.3%Tesla Motors*73,30037,20097.0%151,70088,60071.2%Lexus83,45950,45665.4%157,712106,80147.7%Toyota605,353347,57374.2%1,134,166786,97544.1%Toyota Motor N.A.688,812398,02973.1%1,291,878893,77644.5%Audi66,99534,84392.3%121,83576,21059.9%Bentley87571422.5%1,5351,4257.7%Lamborghini*70556425.0%1,3451,12819.2%Porsche18,95812,19255.5%36,32624,18650.2%VW120,52069,93372.3%211,373145,00845.8%VW Group Of America208,053118,24675.9%372,414247,95750.2%Volvo Cars USA36,51523,77053.6%63,75443,25547.4%Other**1,18598420.4%2,2031,96811.9%U.S. LIGHT VEHICLE4,419,3022,965,83849.0%8,357,3446,473,96329.1%*Estimate**Reflects Aston Martin, Ferrari and Lotus sales estimates. Asian automakers racked up strong U.S. sales gains in June while largely shrugging off supply constraints caused by parts shortages, capping a strong second quarter as the industry steadily rebounds from the pandemic. But falling new-vehicle supplies dinged some companies -- notably Ford Motor Co. and Subaru -- and limited gains at other automakers, dealers and analysts say.

Rebound rolls on but falling supply dings Ford, Subaru

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