[THaskins]

Nissan released their Q1 sales numbers for the US today and they're up 10.8% from last year.

Interestingly enough they sold 28 new 370Zs.

Nissan Group reports first-quarter 2021 U.S. sales

Nissan Group announced total U.S. first-quarter (January-March) sales for the calendar year 2021 of 285,553 units, an increase of 10.8 percent versus the prior year.

usa.nissannews.com

 

[Rusty]

Wow Murano (-26.5%), Pathfinder (-50.8%), Altima (-32.4%), and Maxima (-21.2%) sales really took a hit from last year. I wonder if Nissan trims some of these from the lineup if they continue to drop like this.

 

[zenki]

Wow Murano (-26.5%), Pathfinder (-50.8%), Altima (-32.4%), and Maxima (-21.2%) sales really took a hit from last year. I wonder if Nissan trims some of these from the lineup if they continue to drop like this.

Nissan can turn things around if they replicate their success with the Rogue (especially the new one) to other key segments. The Pathfinder is next and getting big upgrades for 2022. So as sales stats for it pour in, we could see some interesting numbers.

 

[Rusty]

Nissan can turn things around if they replicate their success with the Rogue (especially the new one) to other key segments. The Pathfinder is next and getting big upgrades for 2022. So as sales stats for it pour in, we could see some interesting numbers.

I think of the bunch the Pathfinder is the most likely to find success again. I don't know about the Murano, Altima, and Maxima.