I was thinking the same. Another month down, I don’t know if they will surpass last years numbers. It seems its pretty difficult for them to maintain sales levels, as you say 2.3k is not bad, but the Nauti should be near 3k

Could be due to them selling both the old and new Nautilus last year which gave them a really inflated number.  Only down 5.8% which isn't bad for a 2nd year.   Looks like Lincoln will break 100k again.  They sold 104k last year I would like to see them target 110k next, I would love to see them sell even more but that would require a larger lineup.  I think 110k would be doable next year.  I could see them ending this year around 107-108k.

Bronco Sport is the same size (within an inch or two) than Kuga/Escape....

I wonder if Nautilus is having import troubles with sales down 30%.  I know the numbers were high last year, and that 2,300 is still historically good, but still doesn't look great.

Yea, the new head honcho at JLR is former CFO at Tata Motors. He ain't messin' around!   Almost two decades after Tata Motors acquired Jaguar Land Rover from the Ford Motor Company, the British marque will have its first ever Indian CEO. The current Group Chief Financial Officer of Tata Motors, P B Balaji will officially take over in November this year from Adrian Mardell who is leaving JLR after spending 35 years with the company, three of them as CEO. All eyes are on Balaji who will steer the Jaguar Land Rover wheel in November.    

Smiley - Happy Smart Horse makes everyone comfy.....  

A decent result considering the predicament with aluminium for F Series, the numbers are down but still over 60,000. For should consider that a small victory compared to the doom and gloom forecasts.

With respect, if there had been a flood of orders, wouldn’t Ford be crowing about it to the moon?

I agree....they must feel it's not good enough for the Euro market?