Iceland Car Sales - Brand / 2016

By Daljit Kalsi Tuesday, 18 April 2017

Share Tweet Share Share Email

Registrations were at an all time high here, narrowly eclipsing the 2005 record. Toyota has been top for so long now, that will not change anytime soon. Number two spot did change, with VW relinquishing the ranking it has held for five years to Kia. Suzuki was second back in 2010, but in 2016 found itself tenth. 

In the chart below, pale yellow represents a reduction in registrations, pale blue is increase but lost market share. Green is for those exceeding the market growth and finally the salmon colour for those with over 100% increase.

	12	13	14	15	16	Brand	2016	%	+/-
	1	1	1	1	1	Toyota	3,083	16.7%	30%
	3	4	3	3	2	Kia	1,721	9.3%	28%
	2	2	2	2	3	VW	1,607	8.7%	18%
	9	7	7	6	4	Hyundai	1,362	7.4%	67%
	4	3	4	4	5	Škoda	1,100	5.9%	10%
	7	9	8	7	6	Nissan	923	5.0%	28%
	11	11	11	10	7	Mazda	887	4.8%	62%
	12	12	10	9	8	Renault	811	4.4%	38%
	6	10	9	8	9	Ford	809	4.4%	24%
	5	6	6	5	10	Suzuki	751	4.1%	-9%
	10	8	12	13	11	Honda	703	3.8%	104%
	24	15	15	16	12	Dacia	525	2.8%	76%
	26	23	26	11	13	Opel	414	2.2%	-5%
	15	13	13	14	14	Mercedes	411	2.2%	25%
	20	22	22	17	15	Mitsubishi	391	2.1%	34%
	19	16	16	15	16	Subaru	374	2.0%	23%
	14	21	14	20	17	Peugeot	340	1.8%	62%
	7	5	5	12	18	Chevrolet	338	1.8%	-19%
	16	17	17	18	19	Volvo	319	1.7%	39%
	18	18	18	22	20	Land Rover	285	1.5%	67%
	21	20	19	23	21	BMW	251	1.4%	118%
	17	19	21	19	22	Citroën	225	1.2%	4%
	-	-	24	29	23	Ssangyong	222	1.2%	909%
	13	14	20	21	24	Audi	196	1.1%	11%
	22	24	23	26	25	Chrysler	117	0.6%	225%
	29	25	29	27	26	Fiat	99	0.5%	219%
	23	26	27	25	27	Lexus	80	0.4%	67%
	24	27	25	24	28	Porsche	73	0.4%	-3%
	-	30	31	28	29	Capron	54	0.3%	135%
						Others	43	0.2%
						Total	18,514		32%

Picture source: Netcarshow.
Data source: KBA.
Text source: RayCee.