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It looks like in a SUV-era a deep 2nd refresh (not even an all new car) on a compact sports sedan is acting like a halo car! Every model is up, both monthly and Q1!

It’s a pretty sweet and incredible irony.

Maybe this sales results just saved a 4IS by 2023!
 

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Missing LC here. Does that mean there was 0 LC sold last March as well as this March?
 

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Lexus performed well for Q1 in Europe!

"Lexus sold 19,071 vehicles in the first three months, a volume increase of +4.0% year-on-year. The brand’s overall European hybrid mix was 62%, rising to 93% in Western Europe. Its SUV line-up of RX, NX, UX, GX and LX represented 80% total sales with a SUV hybrid mix of 58%. The highest year-on-year sales growth was achieved by LC (+212%) and ES (+35%)."

Source: https://newsroom.toyota.eu/toyota-motor-europe-share-climbs-to-a-record-high-of-66-in-first-quarter/
 
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April sales are down a bit, compared with March (likely reflecting supply constraints):
Total Toyota: 212,283 (220,597)
Total Lexus: 27,028 (33,186)
A few interesting model comparisons (from goodcarbadcar - I could not find Toyota press release directly):
Camry / Corolla / RAV4 / Highlander: 29,939 / 31,222 / 40,895 / 27,679
Accord / Civic / CRV / Pilot: 21,035 / 28,414 / 40,779 / 13,915
Venza: 8,112 (up from March, 6512)
Lexus ES / IS / NX / RX: 3251 / 2414 / 5404 / 10,146
Acura TLX / RDX / MDX: 2848 / 4576 / 7685