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#honda #acura #crv #subaru #hybrid American Honda (AHM) sales grew 8.0% in October (119,952 units) for its best October results since 2020, powered by strong passenger car sales, record October light truck sales (+9.6%) and record sales of hybrid models (+5.1%). American Honda passenger cars (36,393 units; +4.5%) deliver their best October since 2020. Honda brand October sales increased 9.1% (109,162 units) boosting YTD growth to +5.1%, thanks to balanced sales of passenger cars and record sales of both light trucks and hybrid models. Acura brand sales totaled 10,790 in October, maintaining +3.7% YTD pace, led by gateway models and SUVs. Honda brand sales totaled 109,162 units in October, up 9.1%, driven by record light truck sales and record hybrid sales. Honda passenger cars continued their strong momentum, with the best October in six years. CR-V continues its reign as the #1 SUV in America this year on record October sales (+9.8% on 34,815 units) with hybrid models representing 53% of sales mix to set a new October (18,534 units) record. Overall Honda hybrid sales set a new October record of 32,519 on growth of 5.1% with Civic hybrid accounting for 36% of sales mix and Accord hybrid trims representing 45% of sales mix. Honda passenger cars marked their best October since 2020 (+6.2% on 34,297 units), +15.5% YTD, with Accord +10.6% for its best Oct. since 2020, and Civic with Oct. sales of 17,960, +4.9% YTD. Prelude posted a 2nd straight month over 400 units. Light truck sales marked an all-time best October, +10.5% (74,865) on record HR-V sales of 12,353 (+11.0%) and solid Oct. results from Pilot (9,425 units), 7,202 units from Odyssey (+32.2%) and 4,410 units from Ridgeline (+7.9%). Passport is on pace for a second consecutive record year with record October sales of 5,419 (+14.9%) and +14.2% YTD with rugged TrailSport trims accounting for over 80% of Passport sales. Acura posted solid October sales of 10,790 for 3.7% growth YTD and pushing Integra, ADX and MDX past their full-year sales volume from 2025. Gateway models of ADX and Integra combined for 4,604 units, propelling the duo to 61% growth YTD. Acura SUVs maintained strong momentum, posting sales of 8,694 for October gains of 1.9% and YTD growth 4.7%. The flagship Acura MDX finished up 54.3% in October on sales of 5,232, with a year-to-date increase of 28.1%. ADX gateway crossover reached 2,508 sales in October, leading its segment with over 25% of retail sales this year. Integra continued strong sales momentum, posting growth of 11.5% in October and 34.4% YTD. Integra maintains a significant lead in its segment with around 40% of retail sales. 00:00 - Honda Sales 07:26 - Acura Sales 11:28 - Subaru Sales 15:01 - Honda market pricing 17:56 - Acura marketplace 19:44 - Subaru marketplace 20:05 - (Subaru) Capture BUG resolved