Things look good for Nissan, which is one of Japan’s top automobile brands, as it continues to break records and establish its name in the United States after ending the month of October with as much as 8.8 percent in its year-to-date sales.

Last month, the Nissan North America, Inc. sold a total of 84, 947 units for the combined of Nissan and Infiniti models purchased. Such number posted an impressive 8.8 percent increase for the overall one year sales comparison. Only 75,095 units were bought from the company exactly 12 months ago.

For the Nissan range, the Altima, with precision-engineered Nissan parts, had the most number of units sold for October. Its record-high month equaled to as much as 21, 778 cars sold. The 41.9 percent increase in this model included the Altima Coupe’s 3,117 units and the Altima Hybrid’s 927 cars, among others. The medium-built sport utility vehicle Rogue, on the other hand, is also another best-seller in this western country as this model managed to amass as much as 5,038 units, which exceeded the expectations of the Tenesse-based Nissan North America.

Infinity, which is the luxury division of Nissan, proved to be another promising find of the company as more Americans geared themselves with this high-end model last month. On a daily basis, there was a decent 1.8 percent increase for the luxurious vehicles of Infiniti. Among the models, the G Sedan had the biggest units sold that totaled to 3, 652 (or a 26.7 percent increase). The G Coupe, on the other hand, had 1,887 units sold (or a 29.9 percent increase) while bulky QX56 van had 1, 127 units (or a 18.2 percent increase) under its name.
The impressive months of Nissan North America is expected to continue for the next weeks of 2007.
With facts from PR Newswire.