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Volkswagen_Jetta-US-car-sales-statisticsVolkswagen is a case of “how long can they go before they finally crack it?”. The brand that vies for the top spot in worldwide sales alongside Toyota has been making a hash of selling in the American market for decades, first by relying on the Beetle for way too long, then by subjecting its customers to the awful production quality of the US-produced Golf/Jetta in the 1980s, then relying on its too-expensive European range of cars through the 1990s and early 2000s, until finally developing US-centric Jetta and Passat models in the late 2000s.

While the new Jetta and Passat models met with early high demand, their conservative style quickly started turning customers off, as did the old-fashioned engine technology and so-so reliability. The one bright spot for VW USA was the relative success of its Clean Diesel cars, until in the fall of 2015 it emerged that they were only clean when in cheat mode, sending the company into damage-limitation mode. What does the future hold? On the plus side, VW USA finally got the 7-seat SUV Atlas that its dealers have been begging for a long time, as well as a 5- and 7-seat version of the new, larger Tiguan. However, only time will tell how much customer had been turned off by the Diesel scandal…

Also find Volkswagen sales in Europe and Volkswagen China sales figures.

 

Volkswagen
All Models
2015
Volkswagen
All Models
2016
Volkswagen
All Models
2017
Volkswagen
All Models
2018
Volkswagen
All Models
2019
January 23.504 20.079 23.510 24.744 23.074
February 25.710 22.321 25.145 26.660
March 30.025 26.914 27.635 32.548
April 30.009 27.112 27.557 28.794
May 34.758 28.779 30.014 31.211
June 30.436 23.809 27.377 28.941
July 31.300 28.758 27.091 30.520
August 32.332 29.384 32.015 32.255
September 26.141 24.112 32.112 30.555
October 30.387 24.779 27.732 29.000
November 23.882 29.672 29.207 26.789
December 30.956 37.229 30.281 32.047

Volkswagen
All Models
Market
Share
2018 354.064 2,04%
2017 339.676 1,97%
2016 322.948 1,84%
2015 349.440 2,00%
2014 366.970 2,22%
2013 407.704 2,62%
2012 438.134 3,02%
2011 324.402 2,54%
2010 256.830 2,22%
2009 213.454 2,05%
2008 223.128 1,68%
2007 230.572 1,43%
2006 235.140 1,42%
2005 224.195 1,32%
2004 256.111 1,51%
2003 302.686 1,82%
2002 338.125 2,00%
2001 356.405 2,10%
2000 355.479 2,00%
1999 315.563 1,90%
1998 219.679 1,40%
1997 137.885 0,90%
1996 163.286 1,10%
1995 133.024 0,84%
1994 109.488 0,72%
1993 62.475 0,43%
1992 90.510 0,67%
1991 109.181 0,88%
1990 155.643 1,23%
1989 152.906 1,15%
1988 192.657 1,20%
1987 232.452 1,51%
1986 277.491 1,56%
1985 292.189 1,90%
1984 249.110 1,74%
1983 215.452 1,51%
1982 218.144 2,07%
1981 329.806 3,06%
1980 337.587 2,95%
1979 335.426 2,37%
1978 280.699 1,82%
1977 297.160 2,00%
1976 235.251 1,77%
1975 318.627 2,87%
1974 386.624 3,35%
1973 523.171 3,59%
1972 515.660 3,80%
1971 544.106 4,41%
1970 574.823 5,63%
1969 533.341 4,79%
1968 568.607 4,95%
1967 412.079 4,17%
1966 378.572 3,55%
1965 327.639 3,01%
1964 344.632 3,63%
1963 277.791 3,09%

 

Use the dropdown at the top right of this page to find sales figures for the Volkswagen Golf, Beetle, Jetta, Passat, CC, Eos, Tiguan, Tiguan L (2018-), Atlas, Touareg, Routan, Phaeton, Quantum, Fox, Scirocco, Corrado, Cabriolet, Eurovan, Vanagon, Rabbit Pickup, Karmann-Ghia and any other car model sold in the US since the early 2000’s.

  • Volkswagen Golf

    Volkswagen_Golf-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Beetle

    Volkswagen_Beetle-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Jetta

    Volkswagen_Jetta-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Passat

    Volkswagen_Passat-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen CC

    Volkswagen_CC-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Eos

    Volkswagen_Eos-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Tiguan

    Volkswagen_Tiguan-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Tiguan L

    Volkswagen_Tiguan-2018-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Touareg

    Volkswagen_Touareg-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Atlas

    Volkswagen_Atlas-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Routan

    Volkswagen_Routan-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Phaeton

    Volkswagen_Phaeton-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Quantum

    Volkswagen_Quantum-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Fox

    Volkswagen_Fox-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Scirocco

    Volkswagen_Scirocco-1982-1988-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Corrado

    Volkswagen_Corrado-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Cabriolet

    Volkswagen_Cabrio-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Eurovan

    Volkswagen_Eurovan-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Vanagon

    Volkswagen_Vanagon-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Rabbit Pickup

    Volkswagen_Rabbit_Pickup-US-car-sales-statistics

  • Volkswagen Karmann-Ghia

    Volkswagen_Karmann_Ghia-US-car-sales-statistics

 

Sources: Manufacturers, ANDC

Volkswagen
All Models
2015
Volkswagen
All Models
2016
Volkswagen
All Models
2017
Volkswagen
All Models
2018
Volkswagen
All Models
2019
January 23.504 20.079 23.510 24.744 23.074
February 25.710 22.321 25.145 26.660
March 30.025 26.914 27.635 32.548
April 30.009 27.112 27.557 28.794
May 34.758 28.779 30.014 31.211
June 30.436 23.809 27.377 28.941
July 31.300 28.758 27.091 30.520
August 32.332 29.384 32.015 32.255
September 26.141 24.112 32.112 30.555
October 30.387 24.779 27.732 29.000
November 23.882 29.672 29.207 26.789
December 30.956 37.229 30.281 32.047

Volkswagen
All Models
Market
Share
2018 354.064 2,04%
2017 339.676 1,97%
2016 322.948 1,84%
2015 349.440 2,00%
2014 366.970 2,22%
2013 407.704 2,62%
2012 438.134 3,02%
2011 324.402 2,54%
2010 256.830 2,22%
2009 213.454 2,05%
2008 223.128 1,68%
2007 230.572 1,43%
2006 235.140 1,42%
2005 224.195 1,32%
2004 256.111 1,51%
2003 302.686 1,82%
2002 338.125 2,00%
2001 356.405 2,10%
2000 355.479 2,00%
1999 315.563 1,90%
1998 219.679 1,40%
1997 137.885 0,90%
1996 163.286 1,10%
1995 133.024 0,84%
1994 109.488 0,72%
1993 62.475 0,43%
1992 90.510 0,67%
1991 109.181 0,88%
1990 155.643 1,23%
1989 152.906 1,15%
1988 192.657 1,20%
1987 232.452 1,51%
1986 277.491 1,56%
1985 292.189 1,90%
1984 249.110 1,74%
1983 215.452 1,51%
1982 218.144 2,07%
1981 329.806 3,06%
1980 337.587 2,95%
1979 335.426 2,37%
1978 280.699 1,82%
1977 297.160 2,00%
1976 235.251 1,77%
1975 318.627 2,87%
1974 386.624 3,35%
1973 523.171 3,59%
1972 515.660 3,80%
1971 544.106 4,41%
1970 574.823 5,63%
1969 533.341 4,79%
1968 568.607 4,95%
1967 412.079 4,17%
1966 378.572 3,55%
1965 327.639 3,01%
1964 344.632 3,63%
1963 277.791 3,09%

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