Spain Sales By Brand : 2013

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The Spanish car market had a positive growth of 3.4% for 2013. Good news for car dealers across the country after enduring a few years of poor sales. Back in 2005, there were 1.65 million sales, but that was unsustainable.

Below we see through the colours used for each brand how they fared. Green for market share gain, blue, for increase but losing share and yellow reduced sales. Sections of the market seemed to move in unison. SEAT and Opel had good increase, as did Dacia further down the list at 13th. Citroen and Chevrolet (Korea) not such a good time of it.

11	12	13	Marca	Sales	Shr	+/-
2	1	1	VW	63,973	8.8%	2%
1	3	2	Seat	59,136	8.2%	8%
4	2	3	Peugeot	57,225	7.9%	3%
7	7	4	Opel	54,528	7.5%	10%
5	4	5	Renault	53,465	7.4%	2%
3	6	6	Ford	47,555	6.6%	-7%
6	5	7	Citroen	46,927	6.5%	-11%
9	9	8	Toyota	36,996	5.1%	3%
10	8	9	Audi	35,565	4.9%	-2%
8	10	10	Nissan	34,418	4.8%	-3%
12	11	11	Hyundai	30,105	4.2%	2%
11	12	12	BMW	26,815	3.7%	4%
18	15	13	Dacia	26,020	3.6%	47%
13	13	14	Mercedes	24,204	3.3%	14%
14	14	15	Kia	22,051	3.0%	20%
17	16	16	Fiat	20,639	2.9%	29%
16	18	17	Skoda	14,187	2.0%	2%
15	17	18	Chevrolet	12,722	1.8%	-16%
20	19	19	MINI	7,575	1.0%	4%
26	20	20	Land Rover	7,301	1.0%	14%
21	22	21	Honda	6,750	0.9%	14%
19	21	22	Volvo	6,611	0.9%	5%
23	23	23	Mazda	5,805	0.8%	26%
22	24	24	Mitsubishi	3,647		-9%
24	26	25	Suzuki	3,104		-16%
25	25	26	Alfa Romeo	3,033		-20%
28	27	27	smart	2,325		-1%
29	28	28	Lexus	1,982		-2%
32	29	29	Lancia	1,684		-13%
27	31	30	Ssangyong	1,674		18%
30	30	31	Jeep	1,295		-23%
31	32	32	Porsche	1,238		-12%
33	33	33	Subaru	1,198		21%
34	34	34	Jaguar	889		7%
37	35	35	Tata	584		88%
36	36	36	Infiniti	282		-7%
-	-	37	Landwind	161		new
			Otras	266
			Total	723,936		3%

Data source: Thanks to Aniacam

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