Honda Division Reports Sales Results For March

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Last month was a record-setting February for the Honda Division. With a total of 106,212 units sold, not only was this a 14.9 percent increase over last February, but it makes this their best February ever. This now makes this the second month in 2016 that the Honda Division has set a new monthly sales record. The Civic was the best-seller for the month ending at 27,707 units which is a 31.7 percent increase from last year and a new February record for the model. The CR-V also set a February record with 25,250 units sold, up 13.2 percent from February 2015. The two other best sellers for the month were the Accord up 18.3 percent with 25,785 units, and the Odyssey up 11.4 percent with 8,994 units. "Led by the all-new Civic, Honda cars are defying industry trends, even as our light truck models are red hot this winter," said Jeff Conrad, senior vice president and general manager of the Honda Division. "With more versions of the Civic yet to go on sale and an all-new Ridgeline on the way, Honda is primed for an incredibly strong start to the year." "American Honda Sets New February Record; New Civic and Honda Division Lead with Second Consecutive Monthly Records." Honda Newsroom. N.p., 1 Mar. 2016. Web. 03 Mar. 2016. <http://www.hondanews.com/releases/american-honda-sets-new-february-record-new-civic-and-honda-division-lead-with-second-consecutive-monthly-records>.

Total sales for the Honda Division have been released for January and overall the official total is a slight improvement over sales from last January with the brand achieving a total of 90,247 units sold. This is a notable accomplishment especially considering that there were two fewer selling days in January and that the weather wreaked havoc on both the east and west coasts last month. The all-new Honda Civic truly lived up to its status as the North American Car of the Year by achieving a 55 percent year-over-year sales increase and ending the month with 26,741 units sold. Other top-selling Honda models in January included the Accord with sales up 7 percent to reach 20,765 units, the CR-Z with sales up 6 percent to reach 192 units, the HR-V with 4,177 units, and the Odyssey with 7,221 units. "Led by incredibly strong demand for the all-new Civic, the Honda brand persevered rain, snow and two fewer selling days to post a strong first month of the year," said Jeff Conrad, senior vice president and general manager of the Honda Division. "With Honda's strong cadence of new models throughout 2016 we will continue our momentum and remain positive about 2016." "American Honda Reports January 2016 Car and Truck Sales; New Civic Leads Honda Division to January Record." Honda Newsroom. N.p., 2 Feb. 2016. Web. Feb. 2016. <http://www.hondanews.com/releases/american-honda-reports-january-2016-car-and-truck-sales-new-civic-leads-honda-division-to-january-record>.