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by neogodless
493 days ago
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I think U.S.-centric readers may misunderstand Mazda. When I was in Singapore, I saw one example of them being quite popular abroad. In the U.S., they seem to be more of an enthusiast / novelty brand. Last January, I threw Car & Driver stats for 2023 and 2022 best-selling models (from U.S. sales) in a spreadsheet. Mazda was the #12 OEM here, just below Hyundai. (Note this is only based on top 25 models.) EDIT: Updated to add 2024 top 25. In 2024, Mazda's CX-5 dropped off the top 25 best-selling, removing it from my spreadsheet. 03. Honda 807,519 11.8% 07. Nissan 398,383 5.8% In 2023 Mazda increased their volume very slightly, while Nissan lost share, and Honda increased their share. 2023 03. Honda 759,785 11.1% 10. Nissan 271,458 4.0% 12. Mazda 153,808 2.3% 2022 04. Honda 526,699 8.6% 08. Nissan 326,435 5.3% 12. Mazda 151,594 2.5% |
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