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Americans bought a large number of luxury brand vehicles in 2015.

BMW, Lexus, Mercedes-Benz and Audi-the highest four-volume luxury America brands-all established annual U.S. sales records in 2015. Understood? They had never sold as many new vehicles in the United States as they did in 2015.

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During the year when Automotive brands 40 and Pico of the automotive industry were combined to establish a record of volume for the entire industry, dozens of bakery-only brands establish their own records. (Land Rover and Porsche were the only other premium brands to do so.)

United States vehicle Sales Ranking near model-2015 year end

U.S. car sales positions by model-end year 2015

However, while the industry increased and many of its brands for parents reached new heights, luxury cars flagship all subsided. The Audi A8? A 16% descent. The BMW 7 Series? A 5% decrease. The Jaguar XJ? A 17% decrease. Lexus LS? A 16% descent. The Porsche Panamea? A 13% decrease.

The Mercedes-Benz S-class, sales success of the segment? A 13% decrease.

For the class S, which represents a loss of more different from sales, so high was its total in 2014. Mercedes-Benz 3342 dealers lost class S sales at 2015.

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The good news for Mercedes-Benz dealerships? 21.934 S-classes were sold in the course of 2015; 21.934 copies of a car based on $95650; 21.934 copies of a car for a year in which its three great German rivals (A8, Series 7, the Panamea) achieved but 19,267 combined sales.

You can click on any model name in the tables below to find monthly and annual historical data from the United States car sales. You can also select a brand and model in GCBC for Sales statistics page. This table is now classifiable, so you can classify large luxury cars that any shape yo

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 • December 2014 to Desember 2016 • 

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The Audi A7 *

841

524 60.5% 7721 8133-5.1%

Audi A8

424

732-42.1% 4990 5904-15.5%

BMW 6-Series *

1461

890 64.2% 8146 8647-5.8%

BMW 7-Series

1266

1096 15.5% 9292 9744-4.6%

Jaguar XJ

207

375-44.8% 3611 4329-16.6%

Lexus LS

854

1020-16.3% 7165 8559-16.3%

Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class *

581

575 1.0% 6152 6981-11.9%

Mercedes-Benz S-Class

2163

2832-23.6% 21934 25276-13.2%

Porsche Panamea

256

320-20.0% 4985 5740-13.2%

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Total

8053

8364-3.7% 73996 83313-11.2%

Source: Car and ANDC manufacturers

GCBC is not here to break segments, an impossible task for any group, but to display sales data for comparison purposes. The more forms of selling data can be shown, the better, right? This explains why you will see the A7 and the CLS here, but also with the medium-sized luxury cars ... because the readers have wanted the two things. You can always find the sales results for each vehicle and form your own competitive sets using the all positions vehicle messages. Sales data for brands such as Aston Martin and Lotus unfortunately are not broken down according to the model. and (c) estimates say that the sales of the marks in 2015 were 1,020 and 80, respectively. Ferrari, according to the Wall Street Journal, sold 2124 vehicles in 2015. Lamborghini sales amounted to 1009 units. Rolls-Royce sold 840 cars; Bentley 2686; Maserati 11,697. Tesla, unfortunately, does not release the U.S.-specific monthly sales data from the model, but HybridCars.com estimates 26,400 Tesla model S sales at 2015, in December 3500. Recommended reading great luxury car sales in America-December and 2016 year-end sales of big luxury cars in America-November 2015 YTD large sales of luxury cars in America-December 2014 and year end Top 20 best selling cars in America-December the year 2015 United States Auto Sales World brand-December 2015 and year end small and medium-size luxury car sales in America-December 2015 and year-end

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An increase in December bids raised the number of vehicles sold in 2016 to a record for the seventh consecutive year.

Registration was aided by the number of antique cars on the road, improving economic conditions, easy credit, attractive product and Millennials aging and buying cars.

Sales of 2016 established a record of 17.6 million cars and trucks, a slight increase over the 17.5 million of vehicles sold the previous year, according to data from tracking sales Autodata.

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Projections for the year had speculated that the six-year streak sales increases could end in 2016. However, thanks to year-end incentives, car manufacturers reported figures that exceeded expectations.

In 2009, massive job losses and credit shortages send car sales to fall to just $10.4 million. General Motors (GM) and Chrysler Group declared bankruptcy.

But since then sales have steadily increased every year.

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Car manufacturers reported strong sales from almost all areas of December 2016. Sales increased by 3% over the past year, due in part to increased truck sales.

General Motors (GM), Toyota (TM) and Ford (F) all had increased sales over the past month of December. A great exception was Fiat Chrysler (FCAU), which was 10%.

Volkswagen AG, which was hit by a hoax scandal emissions in 2015 that ended the sales of diesel, had an increase of 20% in sales during the last month of December.

Michelle Krebs, an AutoTrader analyst, warned against giving too much importance to VW's increase.

"VW sales last December were so reduced," said Krebs. "VW still has a long way back."

Sales in 2016 carried out even better news for Audi (AUDVF), Infiniti, Honda (HMC), Porsche (POAHF) and Jaguar Land Rover-they all reported record sales figures for the year.

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In more good news for the automotive industry, the price of new cars was higher than ever.

Kelley Blue Book estimates that the average selling price reached a historical record of $35,309 in December 2016.

Low gas prices have again ignited Americans ' desire to buy all land and vans, which are normally sold at a higher price than sedans. Millennials have also contributed to the sales of small and medium-sized utility vehicles, as they have aged and started to have families.

And with all the purchase comes debt. Car loan balances reached $1.1 trillion and loan terms have stretched. Krebs said the average is now 68 months.

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Facing 2017, there is still a lot of uncertainty, especially on the political front, according to Krebs.

He said that there are also a lot of leased vehicles that will return to the market and that could affect the sales figures.

Current forecasts for 2017 range from 16.8 million to 17.3 million-a fall of this year's total.

CNNMoney Chris Isidore contributed to this report.