>sold 800 units last month J U S T

>>17837796
And?

>>17837813
Nobody wants a v6 turbo, fwd based "luxury" car

What is this?

>>17837822
you mean nobody *here*
people actually in the market for a luxury car don't care about those things

retard

>>17837796
Wait for football season. Once Mconnaughey is telling boomers how great they are after every punt sales will pick up.

>>17837880
>Once Mconnaughey is telling boomers how great they are after every punt sales will pick up.

dis desu

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>>17837796
Make more ads showing more nigger loving Lincoln.

>>17837880
>>17837899

Boomers won't spend $60k on a Taurus when they can get a German luxury car. Even boomers aren't that delusional.

>>17837905
Boomers spend 60k on 50 year old Chevys with the right V8, they are more than delusional enough.

>>17837822
Literally Audi

You can buy a tahoe, suburban or their cady equivalents. Old people like to sit tall. Women like to sit tall too. Men buy whatever the wife likes, so suvs.
Luxu boats don't sell anymore, and this isn't an inspiring one.
A crown vic would still sell tho, just update the dash with satnav, bluetooth, and das it mane.

>>17837984
meanwhile the 5 series sold 3.587 units last month and E class sold 3.592

Cadillac sold like 1,200 CTS and 1800 Escalades (BMW and Benz SUVs outsold the Escalade too and more Lexus RXs were sold than 60% of all Cadillacs combined)

people just dont want American luxury

>>17838027
Ah well, I was comparing it only with national stuff. So I meant that just like Sergio Marchionne and Goshn said, people want suvs and crossovers.

But yeah, concerning luxury across all manufacturers, euro brands are perceived above all, regardless of quality. It's just a perception thing.
Where I live bmw used to be king with the X5 and Volvo second with the XC90, but right now Merc is killing it with theirs, which I find ugly as alway (besides the G), but hey, that's what people like I guess.

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>sold 1,000,000 in just over 2 years.

>>17838618
>1960s Ford Mustang

It earned a reputation as a fire-prone death trap and Ford paid out millions in judgments.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mustang-a-classic-danger/