When looking at the spreadsheet of October certified pre-owned results provided by Autodata Corp., one thing that’s noticeable is the wealth of double-digit-percentage increases in the column comparing individual brands’ sales against year-ago results.

In fact, all but three of the 12 domestic brands listed in the firm’s data set showed double-digit improvement in CPO sales.

Looking at imports, less than a handful of the roughly two dozen Asian and European brands included in Autodata’s set of confirmed results saw their sales dip year-over-year in October. The rest increased their sales, most by double-digit percentages.

Here’s a rundown of how they fared:

Volkswagen had its best October ever, selling 6,951 CPO units (up 1.27 percent).  It has sold 79,685 certified vehicles in 10 months of 2013 (up 10.75 percent).

Hyundai moved 6,405 certified vehicles for the month (up 5.5 percent) and pushed its year-to-date sum to 63,794 units (up 10 percent).

Kia sold 3,273 certified vehicles in October (up 61.5 percent), with year-to-date sales coming in at 28,385 (up 76.9 percent).

Mazda sold 3,326 certified vehicles for the month, compared to 2,570 in October 2012.  In 10 months, it has sold 31,190, compared to 21,843 in the same period of 2012.
 
At Ford, its brands combined to sell 19,615 CPO units last month (up 36 percent year-over-year) and they have moved 190,012 units year-to-date (up 33.2 percent).

Certified sales for the Buick, Chevrolet, GMC, Pontiac and Saturn brands came in at 30,592 for October (up 40.5 percent), with 288,769 sales year-to-date (up 24.6 percent).

Cadillac moved 1,519 certified vehicles last month (up 18.9 percent), and its dealers have posted 15,275 CPO sales so far this year (up 11.2 percent).

Chrysler Group’s brands (excluding Fiat) sold 10,852 certified vehicles in October (up 24.3 percent), with year-to-date sales hitting 101,902 (up. 8.2 percent).

Volvo sold 719 certified vehicles, down 21.7 percent year-over-year.  Through 10 months, it has moved 8,577 CPO units (down 13.4 percent).

The Honda brand sold 19,718 certified units in October (up 8.5 percent), with year-to-date sales at 209,176 (up 3.2 percent). The Acura CPO sales reached 3,347 units for the month (down 4.8 percent) and 34,881 units for the year (down 5 percent).

At Nissan, the Infiniti brand had 975 CPO sales in October (up 7.3 percent), and the Nissan brand had 9,609 (up 12 percent). Year-to-date, Infiniti has moved 9,510 certified vehicles (down 5 percent), and Nissan has sold 95,856 (up 7.5 percent).

Toyota sold 30,335 certified vehicles for October (up 14.5 percent) and has notched 311,354 certified sales year-to-date (up 13.4 percent).

Lexus sold 6,121 certified vehicles for the month (up 15.2 percent), with yearly sales at 60,706 (up 6.9 percent).

Subaru reported 3,350 certified sales in October (up 42.7 percent) and 30,152 through 10 months (up 46.8 percent).

Audi’s CPO sales were as follows: 3,486 in October (up 30.9 percent) and 32,556 units year-to-date (up 7.4 percent).

BMW had 7,557 certified sales for the month (up 24.7 percent) and 68,861 sales through October (up 9.8 percent).
Mercedes-Benz pulled in 7,601 certified sales (up 13.2 percent), with year-to-date numbers hitting 80,425 (up 21.4 percent).

Jaguar sold 264 certified units in October (down 2.2 percent); Land Rover moved 543 (down 4.4 percent); Mini sold 610 (up 87.1 percent); and Porsche had 883 CPO sales (up 24.9 percent).

Fiat sold 32 CPO vehicles in October, as did Maserati. There were 11 CPO sales from the smart brand. Mitsubishi was estimated to have sold 64, and Bentley was estimated to have sold 30.

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