Luxury Car Buyers May See Better Deals Soon
It's good to be the king.
Mercedes-Benz has made up serious ground in the American luxury market, beating out both BMW and long-reigning Lexus in sales last month.
The Silver Arrow saw deliveries climb 17% in the US, to 19,862 units in September.
BMW announced its sales had grown by 21%. Lexus, meanwhile isn't fairing so well. Sales fell 6% to 16,948 units, even in light of booming ES sales.
The company delivered 21 percent more of its front-wheel-drive sedan in September, but those gains were demolished by the fact that sales of the company's IS line dropped off by 27 percent.
Aside from being good news for Mercedes-Benz, the changing of the crown may result in better deals for consumers.
Whenever there's a change in sales leaders, the other luxury manufacturers scramble to catch up, often offering better deals to stay competitive.
Keep a lookout for incentive or finance deals from BMW and Lexus.