July 08 July 07 %diff Jan-Jul08 Jan-Jul07 %diff

Honda Division 125,916 126,668 -8.2% 846,360 802,057 4.9%
Fit 12,266 6,343 78.5% 52,053 30,112 71.9%
Accord 41,382 37,142 2.8% 247,244 219,488 12.0%
Accord Hybrid 3 260 -98.9% 194 2,304 -91.6%
Civic 29,125 27,852 -3.5% 234,086 201,652 15.4%
Civic Hybrid 3,440 2,493 27.4% 22,472 19,634 13.8%
S2000 201 418 -55.6% 1,920 2,820 -32.3%
Odyssey 13,123 14,141 -14.3% 85,712 94,479 -9.8%
Pilot 7,486 13,136 -47.4% 62,962 79,768 -21.5%
CR-V 17,419 20,083 -19.9% 122,230 124,262 -2.2%
Element 2,250 2,912 -28.7% 18,084 22,803 -21.1%
Ridgeline 2,662 4,641 -47.1% 22,061 26,660 -17.7%

Sorry for the uneven columns. I tried to even them up a couple of times, but after each preview they were out of alignment again.

 

where are those numbers from exactly?

And.. those numbers are huuuuge from Jan to july 07-08.. 78... to 71 percent

Not even the hybrid numbers have risen from the rising gas prices.

FIT IS GO!

 

I don't exactly remember the source of the original figures, but here is a link to Marketwatch which show the same Honda figures.

http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/american-honda-reports-july-sales/story.aspx?guid=%7B1A3F23DD-A46C-4DED-A7C7-90D251974766%7D&dist=hppr

From what I have heard (and I'm certainly no expert) part of the reason why the Prius sales have not increased is due to Toyota's inability to meet the increased demand.

 

Heh. S2000 down 56%, Pilot and Ridgeline down 47%. No big surprises there I guess.

 

Mmm may be a good time for my dad to pick up an S2000.

By the way I know there's a bunch of different silvers now for the S2000, but is there one that's like spot on with SSM for the Fit? NBP seems to be the same for a bunch of Honda cars, as does VBP (probably different names but color-wise the same).

 

You're welcome honda.

 

hahah ditto