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Cadillac Global Sales Up 0.5 Percent To 21,685 Units During June 2015

Sales of Cadillac vehicles globally totaled 21,685 units during June 2015, a 0.5 percent increase on a year-over-year basis. The SRX remained the most popular vehicle from GM’s prestige vehicle brand, while the ATS was the fastest-growing.

June 2015 notes (vs. June 2014, unless otherwise noted):

  • June sales gains were made by:
    • ATS was up 49.5 percent to 5,521 units
    • SRX was up 6.7 percent to 8,199 units, setting a new global sales record
  • Sales of the rest of the Cadillac lineup were down:
    • CTS was down 27.2 percent to 1,745 units
    • ELR was down 35 percent to 65 units
    • Escalade was down 1.1 percent to 3,114 units
    • XTS was down 33.2 percent to 3,032 units

Sales Numbers - June 2015 - Global - Cadillac - By Product Line

Model% ChangeJune 2015June 2014% ChangeYTD 2015YTD 2014
Total+0.5%21,68521,576+3.5%129,087124,678
ATS+49.55,5213,692+38.729,60921,340
CTS-27.21,7542,408-36.611,15817,598
ELR-3565100+52.4614403
Escalade-1.13,1143,148+68.519,40811,515
SRX+6.78,1997,682-2.045,94546,879
XTS-33.23,0324,541-17.122,31426,927
Others-10005+143.83916

On a market basis, the United States remained Cadillac’s largest market in June, but sales were down 3 percent, something that the brand attributes to a planned reduction in sales to fleets. In fact, Cadillac U.S. retail sales increased 3 percent. In addition, the average transaction price for Cadillac vehicles sold in June in the U.S. market topped $52,000 – more than $7,000 higher than the same period a year ago.

The U.S. was followed by China in second place, and Canada in third; the Middle East was in fourth, Mexico was in fifth, and the cumulative EU+Russia market were in sixth.

Sales Numbers - June 2015 - Global - Cadillac - By Market

Market% ChangeJune 2015June 2014% ChangeYTD 2015YTD 2014
Total+0.5%21,68521576+3.5%129,087124,678
United States-3.113,51513,941-1.580,89982,117
China+0.56,2236,194+11.637,68433,760
Canada+13.1992877+11.45,6635,083
Middle East+127.5530233+47.62,7251,846
Mexico+42.3148104+45.5857589
EU & Russia+27.3177139-19.7717893
ROW-48.1275218.4218267

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  1. Well 2 models out of 6 are carrying the weight . It is amazing the SRX continues to sell as well as it is . It came out in ’09 as a ’10 model and other than some techy stuff and new grills in ’13 ( and CUE ) , its basically the same ,no sheet metal changes . For sure the bread and butter for Cadillac . They are always going to need such a vehicle , these are the SUV’s that average Joe American can afford . And it puts money in the bank . Which is completely the opposite of where Johan wants to take the division . You can still build your S-Class fighter , but dont forget about middle America . Its just like the American economy , consumer spending is what drives growth and GDP . So lets hope the new XT5 is still affordable for the upper-middle class , it just may be the vehicle that will put money in the bank so they can play withe the big boys with ultra luxury cars .

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