Record Month Again for Subaru and Hyundai

Subaru leads the industry with a whopping increase of 68% and Hyundai follows suit with 30% increase, Volvo sales are relatively flat over last year -6%.

Winners
Audi: 1,111 units (up 17.1%)
BMW: 2,402 units (up 50.1%)
Ford: 16,140 units (up 24.4%)
Hyundai: 9,282 units (up 30.8%)
Kia: 4,515 units (up 19.7%)
Lexus: 1,504 units (up 11.3%)
Mercedes-Benz: 2,248 units (up 24.9%)
Mitsubishi: 1,735 units (up 18.5%)
Porsche: 114 units (up 14.0%)
smart: 312 units (up 3.7%)
Subaru: 2,544 units (up 68.4%)
Suzuki: 1,351 units (up 3.6%) Losers
Acura: 1,127 units (down 45.0%)
Chrysler: 15,804 units (down 7.1%)
General Motors: 23,568 units (down 23.4%)
Honda: 11,272 units (down 12.2%)
Infiniti: 639 units (down 14.3%)
Jaguar: 62 units (down 24.4%)
Land Rover: 179 units (down 8.2%)
Mazda: 6,520 units (down 3.6%)
MINI: 340 units (down 16.9%)
Nissan: 6,594 units (down 0.9%)
Saab: 59 units (down 48.2%)
Toyota: 16,065 units (down 11.1%)
Volkswagen: 3,508 units (down 4.2%)
Volvo: 508 units (down 6.4%)