BMW replaces Lexus and wins top US luxury car brand

According to the latest data, sales of Lexus fell 19% to 102,549 units in the first 7 months of this year, ending the 11-year history of dominating the US luxury car market. BMW will soon become the best-selling luxury car brand in the US market this year, but BMW is a high According to the forecast last week, Mercedes-Benz’s sales in the United States may temporarily exceed BMW at the beginning of next year, winning the quarterly sales volume of the US luxury car market.

In the first seven months of 2011, BMW sales in the United States increased by 13% year-on-year to 135,114, which was ahead of Mercedes-Benz's 129,932.

However, Jim O'Donnell, BMW’s US Operations Director, said that the modified Mercedes-Benz C-Class compact car will be available in the second half of this year, and that by the first quarter of next year, the car will be very popular with the best-selling models in the US luxury car market. However, from a year-round perspective, it still believes that BMW will eventually win because the new BMW 3 Series will enter the U.S. market in April next year and is expected to promote sales growth by 12% to 15%.