Car Sales Hong Kong: 2012

Whether these sales figures come under China I am unsure but it is fascinating to see them. There is a striking similarity to Singapore, with luxury brands doing disproportionately well. However, it must be difficult to own a car in this crowded place, with parking expensive and even elusive.

Toyota's figure includes 324 taxis, which are cars so I included them. BMW is top in Singapore and knocking on the door here, but lost a little ground in 2012 to Toyota. Land Rover grew well as did Alfa Romeo, who in only two years have done very well. Ford went in 2010 and came back for 2012.

The first three columns show 2010 to 2012 ranking, the second column in from the right is increase or decrease, and the extreme right shows market share for the major brands.

1	1	1	Toyota	6,402	8%	18.4%	Over 60% Incr
2	2	2	BMW	5,541	6%	15.9%	4 Brands
3	3	3	Mercedes	4,937	2%	14.2%
4	4	4	VW	3,854	-1%	11.1%	Up To 60% Incr
6	5	5	Audi	2,450	-9%	7.0%	10 Brands
5	8	6	Honda	2,193	14%	6.3%
8	6	7	Lexus	2,124	-9%	6.1%	Decrease
7	7	8	Nissan	1,957	-3%	5.6%	13 Brands
11	9	9	MINI	924	3%	2.7%
10	11	10	Porsche	750	5%	2.2%	New
9	10	11	Mazda	494	-41%	1.4%	3 Brands
15	16	12	Land Rover	416	167%	1.2%
-	26	13	Alfa Romeo	326	624%
12	12	14	Volvo	278	-26%
19	22	15	Kia	277	156%
21	19	16	Hyundai	225	67%
16	21	17	Suzuki	187	41%
17	18	18	Ferrari	182	29%
31	17	19	Fiat	176	19%
14	15	20	Subaru	169	8%
23	-	21	Ford	153	New
26	13	22	smart	144	-33%
13	14	23	MItsubishi	140	-31%
20	20	24	Jaguar	95	-29%
-	-	25	Renault	95	New
22	24	26	Bentley	86	-15%
18	23	27	Maserati	78	-23%
-	-	28	Mclaren	54	New
24	25	29	Rolls Royce	41	-23%
25	27	30	Aston Mart	32	-6%
			Other	42
			Total	34,822	4%

Data Source: Thanks to
Hong Kong MTA