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This data includes passenger car and light commercial vehicles. Cars alone has VW in front but with LCVs included it goes very much Toyota's way. With total sales down 10%, any increase is good. Five of the top seven makes managed that, with GM in particular having a poor 2016.

At the bottom of the list, AMH represents a sales group that does not release data by brand, just as a combined figure. They took 10% of the market but individual makes can get no recognition in articles like this. Also, Bentley cars have joined Naamsa and have sold 7 cars in the last two months. Because four months are missing I haven't added them to the list below but the total is 7 units out, in case you were wondering. Some brands do not report to neither Naamsa nor AMH and are not counted in the total.


1516Brand2016%+/-


11Toyota54,07520.8%4%
+20% or

22VW37,09314.3%2%
more

33Ford36,45514.0%6%


44Nissan17,5786.8%-5%
+1 to +19%

55GM13,3645.1%-19%


66Mercedes11,9874.6%6%
-9 to 0%

77BMW11,1344.3%17%


88Renault8,5913.3%-3%
-10% or

109Audi6,3562.4%-4%
less

1210Mazda6,3122.4%58%


911Isuzu5,8242.2%-19%


1112Honda4,3351.7%-11%


1414Suzuki2,8291.1%0%


1513Land Rover2,6201.0%1%


1615Datsun2,2400.9%-10%


1316Chrysler1,7380.7%-47%


1817Mahindra1,6660.6%21%


1718Mitsubishi1,2500.5%-23%


2119Tata1,2210.5%31%


2220MINI1,1470.4%25%


2021Volvo1,0200.4%-15%


2422Porsche7210.3%11%


1923Great Wall7030.3%-49%


2527Peugeot5990.2%-3%


2326Fiat5920.2%-21%


2725Lexus5150.2%13%


2624Subaru5100.2%5%


2928Jaguar3970.2%19%


2829Citroën3260.1%-9%


3030JMC1480.1%-39%


3131Infiniti73
-69%


3233Alfa Romeo69
-1%


3532Ferrari42
4%


3634Maserati37
86%


3335Ssangyong14
-78%


3736Landwind12
126%


3437Changan6
-89%


AMH25,92610.0%-11%





259,532
-10%


Data source: Naamsa.

RSA Sales - Brand / Jan-Jun 2016


This data includes passenger car and light commercial vehicles. Cars alone has VW in front but with LCVs included it goes very much Toyota's way. With total sales down 10%, any increase is good. Five of the top seven makes managed that, with GM in particular having a poor 2016.

At the bottom of the list, AMH represents a sales group that does not release data by brand, just as a combined figure. They took 10% of the market but individual makes can get no recognition in articles like this. Also, Bentley cars have joined Naamsa and have sold 7 cars in the last two months. Because four months are missing I haven't added them to the list below but the total is 7 units out, in case you were wondering. Some brands do not report to neither Naamsa nor AMH and are not counted in the total.


1516Brand2016%+/-


11Toyota54,07520.8%4%
+20% or

22VW37,09314.3%2%
more

33Ford36,45514.0%6%


44Nissan17,5786.8%-5%
+1 to +19%

55GM13,3645.1%-19%


66Mercedes11,9874.6%6%
-9 to 0%

77BMW11,1344.3%17%


88Renault8,5913.3%-3%
-10% or

109Audi6,3562.4%-4%
less

1210Mazda6,3122.4%58%


911Isuzu5,8242.2%-19%


1112Honda4,3351.7%-11%


1414Suzuki2,8291.1%0%


1513Land Rover2,6201.0%1%


1615Datsun2,2400.9%-10%


1316Chrysler1,7380.7%-47%


1817Mahindra1,6660.6%21%


1718Mitsubishi1,2500.5%-23%


2119Tata1,2210.5%31%


2220MINI1,1470.4%25%


2021Volvo1,0200.4%-15%


2422Porsche7210.3%11%


1923Great Wall7030.3%-49%


2527Peugeot5990.2%-3%


2326Fiat5920.2%-21%


2725Lexus5150.2%13%


2624Subaru5100.2%5%


2928Jaguar3970.2%19%


2829Citroën3260.1%-9%


3030JMC1480.1%-39%


3131Infiniti73
-69%


3233Alfa Romeo69
-1%


3532Ferrari42
4%


3634Maserati37
86%


3335Ssangyong14
-78%


3736Landwind12
126%


3437Changan6
-89%


AMH25,92610.0%-11%





259,532
-10%


Data source: Naamsa.

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