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Mazda's October Sales Report: A Notable Decline

Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) released its sales figures for October 2025, revealing that the company sold a total of 25,161 vehicles during the month. This figure marks a significant 32.6% drop in sales compared to the same month in 2024. The year-to-date sales also reflect a 1.7% decrease, with a cumulative total of 344,825 vehicles sold.

With 27 selling days accounted for in October 2025 compared to the same period last year, the company's Daily Selling Rate (DSR) has also seen a notable decline, which emphasizes the challenges facing Mazda in the current automotive environment.

Breakdown of Sales Performance

Despite the overall decline, Mazda reported encouraging results from its Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) segment, where sales totaled 6,177 vehicles for the month of October, a slight increase of 2.5% compared to October 2024. Overall CPO year-to-date figures stand at 62,700, reflecting a modest rise of 0.3%. This suggests that while new vehicle sales are declining, the demand for certified pre-owned vehicles is maintaining some strength.

Success Stories in Specific Models

Within the October 2025 results, there were noteworthy performances from specific models. The CX-50 demonstrated impressive sales figures, marking its second-best October record with 8,351 vehicles sold. In comparison, the CX-5 sales totaled 8,981, which was an 11.7% decrease from the previous year, yet it remains one of Mazda’s more popular models. Overall, the company's focus on creating versatile and desirable vehicles appears to be reflected in the ongoing popularity of these models despite the overall sales downturn.

Canadian and Mexican Markets Show Growth

Mazda Canada, Inc. reported selling 6,815 vehicles in October, which is a modest 0.1% increase compared to last year. Their year-to-date sales are notably up by 14.3%, totaling 70,832 vehicles. On the other hand, Mazda Motor de Mexico also saw positive developments with 9,282 vehicles sold in October, translating to a 10% increase from the prior year. Year-to-date sales from Mexico total 84,351, representing a 9% increase over last year.

Looking Ahead

Despite challenges in the automotive industry, including economic factors and changing consumer preferences, Mazda continues to push forward with its commitment to quality and innovation. Founded in Hiroshima, Japan, Mazda is celebrated for its craftsmanship and dedication to enriching the driving experience for its customers. MNAO operates out of Irvine, California, overseeing sales and customer support across the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Colombia through a network of approximately 795 dealers.

Mazda aims to create positive experiences for its customers, indicating a proactive approach even in the face of sales difficulties. As the automotive market continues to evolve, it will be interesting to observe how Mazda adapts its strategies and product offerings to better align with consumer demand and market trends. For more detailed information about the latest models and updates from Mazda, interested individuals can visit their online media center or follow them on their social media platforms.