Let's just hope they sell over 40,000 in 2025
At least in 2022, the last time there was the 'worst sales in history', Covid and the Challenger and Camaro were around and could shoulder some of the blame.
Quite a few of those cars have positive growth, though
And none of them sell in the volume that the Mustang was a few years ago
It's not that they aren't selling more than others, they are just selling half of what they did just a few years ago
Remember the Mustang is the only car being made...
These days gasoline is all E10 so the computer is actually going to target something like 14.1
And that goes along with timing so you rarely see that exact value (which isn't always targeted anyway). And the OEM is going to be doing things for power/fuel economy.
They're down 10% from last year. And in 2021 and 2022 they weren't number one.
Plus they quit making the Challenger and Camaro so it didn't even have any competition last year. Selling leftovers.
Can they get their warranty and quality issues to go along with it?
They also weren't selling 130,000 M2's ten years ago. Thats the problem the Mustang has.
I don't think they care that much as they sell a lot of others cars and the Mustang is the only car ford still sells.
I don't want the Mustang to go away. I have come to terms with it if it does. Ford needs to turn the shop around.
There have been times where the Mustang was the best car to buy. It's turning into not one of those times again.
But the level of denial with some people is just crazy.
Funny way to say one is on the way up and one is dying.
Anyway...According to the BMW Forums, 2022 M2 sales were:
11,753 total USA (approx)
They're probably around 20,000 a year for the M2 in 2024.
Now can we count the regular 2-series cars? We're counting the EcoBoost Mustangs so why not...