"mcbrue" <mcbrue (AT) aol (DOT) com> wrote
Quote:
Sorry but I gave up reading the WSJ when it went to 10 sections. But
it sounds like Lexus is keeping its inventory low so that a medium to
low sales rate results in a low "inventory compared to sales rate"
figure. In other words, I think that Lexus is not building many of
these models so that it looks like they are in high demand. So far, I
have not met anyone who drives one of the new LS460s. I have seen
maybe one or two in town! So my conclusion is they are not selling
well but not much inventory is available anyway. |
OK mcbrue...
From an article on Toyota February sales on the Club Lexus homepage (ref:
http://www.clublexus.com/index.php?o...1&Item id=183)
"Lexus Division
Lexus passenger cars reported best-ever February sales of 13,491 units, an
increase of 27 percent over February 2006. Passenger car sales were led by
the ES 350 luxury sedan with best-ever February sales of 5,286 units, up 64
percent. The all-new LS 460 reported sales of 2,423, an increase of 138.7
percent. "
From sales detail figures: (for month of February, 2007):
ES 350 (Feb 07) 5,286 (Feb 06) 3,223
Year to date: (as of Feb end)
ES350ES 350 (2007) 10,606 (2006) 6,556