Kia sold 5,570 Telluride for April

[MatthewJ]

Anyone else following Telluride sales?

 

[TelluTerri]

Great numbers

 

[drizzt]

How does it compare to Pilot or Highlander sales figure?

 

[drizzt]

Just looked it up. About 10K a month for Pilot and about 20K a month for Highlander. Atlas is averaging about 5K a month similar to Telluride.
http://carsalesbase.com/us-car-sales-data/volkswagen/volkswagen-atlas/

 

[KEEP IT REAL]

Once production finally catches up with demand we'll see much higher numbers for the Telluride.

 

[TNTelluride]

Just looked it up. About 10K a month for Pilot and about 20K a month for Highlander. Atlas is averaging about 5K a month similar to Telluride.
http://carsalesbase.com/us-car-sales-data/volkswagen/volkswagen-atlas/

The Nissan Pathfinder is also around 5k a month. Subaru Ascent is doing slightly better at 6.5k average a month.

 

[Kevin78]

Solid rookie numbers

 

[Smolenski7]

I'm certainly no expert, but when those numbers are compared to the first 2 full months of the Subaru Ascent last summer, they are better. The Ascent's sales figures for July and August of 2018 were 8,824 compared to the Telluride's 10,650, that about a 21% increase. I'm not saying the Telluride is a better car (hopefully it will be just as reliable and safe as the Ascent seems to be so far), but I am saying that it seems to be more popular at a similar time in its roll-out.

 

[Krug]

I'm certainly no expert, but when those numbers are compared to the first 2 full months of the Subaru Ascent last summer, they are better. The Ascent's sales figures for July and August of 2018 were 8,824 compared to the Telluride's 10,650, that about a 21% increase. I'm not saying the Telluride is a better car (hopefully it will be just as reliable and safe as the Ascent seems to be so far), but I am saying that it seems to be more popular at a similar time in its roll-out.

I wonder if the Tellurides sales numbers would be even higher if it wasn't for the greedy dealers selling for $10k over MSRP