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Nissan Motor Co reported its U.S. sales for September rose 18.5 percent at 102,955 vehicles, beating analysts' expectations, reported Reuters.
Nissan's namesake brand showed sales were up 22 percent at 95,118 vehicles and its luxury Infiniti brand sales fell 13 percent at 7,837 vehicles.
Analysts surveyed by Reuters had expected Nissan's sales to rise 13 percent for the month.
The market analyst is preparing its 2026 forecast but expects a generally strong year based on observed late 2025 activity.
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The Detroit-area automaker's F-150 remains the No. 1 used vehicle and the best-selling used truck on the market, but it's falling in popularity on a state-by-state basis.
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Cox Auto projects a modest fall from last year’s roller coaster sales that were sparked partly by consumers beating policy-powered prices. More volatility could be on the horizon.
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Protective Life Corp. closed its acquisition of F&I company Portfolio Holding Inc., expanding its Asset Protection Division across the automotive, RV, power sports and marine sectors.
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As America turns 250, explore how the automotive industry shaped jobs, culture, innovation, and mobility from Detroit assembly lines to today’s EV era.
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Despite the week's softening conditions, the market analyst said demand for used vehicles showed in competitive bidding for newer units in better condition.
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Frost & Sullivan expects a $238 billion market opportunity for the technology in automobiles by 2030 as AI applications shift to more mass-market applications.
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A consumer index finds continued declines in both outlook and current conditions sentiment across nearly all demographics as big-ticket spending plans fall.
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The editorial team wishes you a respite from your labors and a new year full of success.
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Non-EV drivers show a decreased interest in future EV buying, according to CDK.
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