Toyota Supra and BMW Z4 Sales Figures

[Supra93]

TOYOTA SUPRA – US – BY MONTH

Year	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
2019	0	0	0	0	0	0	320	643	514	516	487	404
2020	342	398	273	231	512	538	515	500	489	677	708	704
2021	394	503	828	987	1,049	787	537	304	436	294	228	483
2022	370	298	439	474	540	563	538	413	220	486	353	258
2023	307	317	247	276	228	246	157	134	185	85	225	245
2024	161	121	202	333	406	272	308	309	217	143	73	70
2025	110	132	179	177	325	308	246	311	221	320	347	277
2026	275	287	357	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

Toyota Supra – US – By Year

Year	Sales Units
2019	2,884
2020	5,887
2021	6,830
2022	4,952
2023	2,652
2024	2,615
2025	2,953
2026	919

Total

29,610

BMW Z4 Roadster U.S Sales Reports – by Month

Year	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec

2019	0	0	201	271	424	417	288	285	247	310	265	233
2020	203	263	159	149	332	349	252	223	238	66	54	76
2021	62	109	70	235	226	235	281	271	281	0	0	0

BMW Z4 Roadster U.S. Sales Figures – By Year

2019	2,941
2020	2,364
2021	1,770

Total

7,075

https://pressroom.toyota.com

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[Vaevictum]

Supra
2019
July: 320

Z4
2019
March: 201
April: 271
May: 424
June: 417
July: 288

https://pressroom.toyota.com/toyota-motor-north-america-reports-july-2019-sales/

I wonder what % of dealership deliveries that accounts for? I'm seeing tons of posts about cars being on hold or having just arrived. Given that this thing just started rolling into dealerships, 320 doesn't seem like a bad number at all.

 

[supraboi]

320 doesn't seem like a bad number at all.

I think that's a great number. We also have to remember that this was just for 10 days.

On a side note, Z4s numbers aren't looking too good. It's already taking a sales dip.

 

[Manny]

It could be 321 but you playing Toyota

 

[johnny_10196]

Despite having a four month head start I wouldn't be surprised if 2019 ended in the Supra and Z4 being heck to heck.

 

[XtremeMaC]

wow I was wondering about the Z4. those numbers are not as bad as I thought.

 

[johnny_10196]

I think once delivery smooths out and the mark ups die down we'll start seeing the Supra average around 500 units a month. I believe A70 said the US was getting 6,000 units a year?

 

[A70TTR]

12,000 per year for N.A. was the goal last I heard, but that may have been wishful thinking lol. IIRC, they wanted to do 6000 this year, but looking like it's only gonna be like 5k overall.

 

[Captain_Kirk]

I wonder what % of dealership deliveries that accounts for? I'm seeing tons of posts about cars being on hold or having just arrived. Given that this thing just started rolling into dealerships, 320 doesn't seem like a bad number at all.

Saw this on our sister forum.

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=132408&page=102

Of the 320 July nationwide sales, 171 were sold in Florida, 39 in New York, 33 in Texas, and 30 in Boston, all having ports of entry closest to Europe. West Coast regions have the lowest MTD sales with 6 in LA, 1 in San Francisco, 0 in Portland, 0 in Hawaii, understandable with those POE's having the longest shipping time with boats having to transit the Panama Canal adding several days.

Numbers should ramp up this month, there are another 1,444 in dealer and port stock. That sounds substantial until compared to historic Toyota stock levels of 60 days supply that might mean there weren't many pre-orders to deliver.

Next month will have more reliable data with massive Toyota ad presence this month on all series that will bump showroom traffic that hopefully translates into Supra upsells.

 

[Supra Dupra]

I thought they said that only 3~4,000 were going to be sold to North America this year - out of curiosity, where did you hear the 12,000 figure? (And why would the aim for that number in the initial year? That was the total number of Supras ever sold in North America during its entire run until 1998...)

 

[A70TTR]

~4k units is supposedly the figure for this year for N.A.; they wanted to do 6k originally (not terribly far off)

12k was the goal for 2020+, but I doubt they're going to get anywhere near that. Either way, those are targets and they can easily change and possibly already have.



As to where I heard it, well co-workers talk right?

 

[Captain_Kirk]

I thought they said that only 3~4,000 were going to be sold to North America this year - out of curiosity, where did you hear the 12,000 figure? (And why would the aim for that number in the initial year? That was the total number of Supras ever sold in North America during its entire run until 1998...)

Either way I think this car will outsell the A80 big time. If they do hit the 5-6k mark for this year then that will already be roughly half of what the old car sold (11,446).

 

[Coldskeet]

Supra
2019
July: 320

Z4
2019
March: 201
April: 271
May: 424
June: 417
July: 288

https://pressroom.toyota.com/toyota-motor-north-america-reports-july-2019-sales/

did I read this right? 3 new LFAs were sold in 2019?

 

[Captain_Kirk]

did I read this right? 3 new LFAs were sold in 2019?

Yup, I believe some of them were actually "brought" by the dealer, hence why Lexus claimed that all 500 units were called for.

 

[A70TTR]

Either way I think this car will outsell the A80 big time. If they do hit the 5-6k mark for this year then that will already be roughly half of what the old car sold (11,446).

yeah, you really can't compare A80 sales to the A90 (or rather shouldn't).

the situation is completely different aside from having the same name and badge, and of course it would be 26 years later.

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