Chinese automobile industry has become one of the important industries for the development of the national economy. This paper examines the impact of internal factor (advertising expenditure), seasonality, trend factors (mileage of high-speed rail, consumer price index) and irregular factors (crude oil price, loan interest rate, import tariff rate, and financial crisis) on the sales volume of domestic-produced automobile and foreign-produced automobile, respectively. The results suggest that there is an inverted U-shaped relationship between the advertising expenditure and sales volume of domestic-produced automobile and foreign-produced automobile. The seasonal moderator to advertising expenditures also significantly exists in both sales volume models, especially increase in the first, second, and fourth quarter. Moreover, financial crisis, crude oil price, loan interest rate, import tariff rate have a significantly negative impact on automobile sales. In additional, mileage of high-speed rail has a significantly positive impact on automobile sales. Finally, the results of study conform to the stimulus-response theory.