Fastest- and slowest-selling cars of March

By Legacy User

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  • What cars are moving fast in showrooms as well as roadways? The 2014 Subaru Forester, for one. This redesigned crossover typically sold in six days in March, according to Cars.com. Check out what other cars made the fastest- and slowest-selling list for last month.

  • March mover: 2013 Land Rover Range Rover

    The Range Rover tied the Forester for the fastest-selling vehicle of the month, with a six-day average. It has a suggested retail price of $83,545 to $130,995.

  • March mover: 2013 Mercedes-Benz GL350 Bluetec

    The GL350 sold in an average of seven days. This vehicle has a suggested retail price of $62,400 to $116,925 and gets 19 city miles per gallon and 26 highway miles per gallon.

  • March mover: 2013 Nissan Leaf

    The Leaf sold in an average of seven days. This electric car gets 106 city miles per gallon equivalent and 92 highway miles per gallon equivalent. Its suggested price is $28,800 to $34,840.

  • March mover: 2013 Scion xB

    The xB sold in an average of eight days. This wagon has a suggested retail price of $16,800 and 22 city miles per gallon and 28 highway miles per gallon.

  • March loser: 2013 Chevrolet Malibu

    The Malibu sold in an average of 211 days. It has a suggested retail price of $21,995 to $29,700 and gets up to 25 city miles per gallon and 37 highway miles per gallon.

  • March loser: 2013 Smart ForTwo convertible

    The ForTwo convertible sold in an average of 186 days. Its suggested retail price is $12,490 to $17,890 and it gets 34 city miles per gallon and 38 highway miles per gallon.

  • March loser: Acura ILX Hybrid

    The ILX Hybrid sold in an average 157 days. It has a suggested retail price of $28,900 and gets 39 city miles per gallon and 38 highway miles per gallon.

  • March loser: Infiniti EX37

    The EX37 sold in an average of 130 days. Its suggested retail price is $36,900 to $40,650 and it gets 17 city miles per gallon and 25 highway miles per gallon.

  • March loser: 2013 Volkswagen Golf R

    The Golf R sold in an average of 124 days. Its suggested retail price is $34,195 to $34,795 and it gets 19 city miles per gallon and 27 highway miles per gallon.

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