The 2019 sales year was not kind to many automobile manufacturers with the overall Chinese automobile market severely slowing down for the second year in a row, and continued downward trends in car purchases for Europe and North America. Porsche, however, bucks the trend with a huge increase in sales volume in 2019 as compared to the previous year. …
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Porsche Cars North America Achieves Record Sales In 2019 Thanks To Massive Cayenne Sales Increase
PCNA had a very strange sales year in 2019, capping off a year of growth with an impressive new sales record for the company. This is somewhat surprising, considering American sales of Porsche models dipped across the board, with the exception of the newly revamped Cayenne which dominated sales over the last 12 months. The previously …
Continue to the full articlePorsche Cars North America Sales By Model: November 2019
Porsche Cars North America moved a mess of units in November, selling about 650 more cars across the month than it had in the same period of 2018. Dealerships have been busy, even with the start of winter already upon us, and all of that growth is thanks to a new Cayenne and facelifted Macan. Even with a new 992-generation model being delivered to …
Continue to the full articlePorsche Cars North America Sales By Model: October 2019
Despite many other manufacturers struggling in a difficult car sales market right now, PCNA continues to gain momentum across the 2019 fiscal sales year. October 2019 saw an extra 630 units moved in comparison to the same month of 2018. That is also the most successful sales month that Porsche has seen in North America across the year thus far. …
Continue to the full articleThe Porsche 911 Is A Champion of Profitability
Transitioning into building an expanding lineup of electric models is a costly venture. Though the Taycan recently launched, and the next generation Macan is destined for electrification, these models are not expected to turn a profit for some time. Fortunately for Porsche, the bank of 911 is printing money. Though the marque's top sports car makes …
Continue to the full articlePorsche Cars North America Sales By Model: August 2019
Porsche Cars North America sold 553 more cars in August of 2019 versus August of 2018. Much of this increase was carried by a massive increase in new Cayenne sales, while all other models experienced a small decrease year over year, even the perennially popular Macan. Cayenne was still in that transition phase last year between the outgoing model …
Continue to the full articlePorsche Cars North America Sales By Model: July 2019
When both Macan and Cayenne sales are up year over year, you know Porsche is celebrating a good month of US market sales. Pay no attention to the fact that 911, 718, and Panamera sales are down, they are merely the crust in the PCNA sales pie. This time last year the Cayenne was phasing out for the new model to phase in, so a massive jump from 266 …
Continue to the full articlePorsche Cars North America Sales By Model: June 2019
Porsche's North American sales folks are celebrating this weekend, and not just for Independence Day. June 2019 marks a record month for PCNA, moving a whopping 5,205 units, which is an all time record for any June in history. While many other companies are reporting decreases in sales, an industry average of about 3%, Porsche is selling more units …
Continue to the full articlePorsche Cars North America Sales By Model: April 2019
Where Porsche's sales are down globally, somehow Porsche Cars North America is having a decent year as it prepares for an eighth consecutive record year of retail sales in a row. While April sales declined slightly, largely due to a decline in Macan availability as the new model has just started to roll out nationwide, the American importer has …
Continue to the full articlePorsche Global Sales Down 12 Percent In Q1, North America Sales Up
Porsche is already predicting that 2019 will be the company's first net decrease in sales across the full year in a very long time. While sales were up in North America thanks to booming sales in the US and Canada, every other market Porsche sells in has seen decline over the last year. With the Asian and particularly Chinese economy leaving …
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