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Car sales were up 5% in June and 3% YTD so very steady. However, there was nothing steady about some of the changes. Renault jumped past VW with some vigour and now has a clear advantage over its rival. Opel moved up four placings with a 10% gain in market share. Hyundai slipped two places and Toyota three. BMW fell out of the top ten and Mercedes took it's 9th spot.

Suzuki sales imploded in 2015 and a resurgence took place in 2016, the fluctuation caused by a change in importer. Land Rover made good progress but Mazda hit a speed bump. Aston Martin returned after a few years absence. 


1516Brand2016%+/-


21Renault52,51715.5%11%
20% or

12VW43,72112.9%-13%
More

73Opel24,0587.1%10%


54Fiat23,0056.8%4%
1% to 19%

35Hyundai22,6976.7%-3%


66Ford21,1766.3%-4%
-19% to 0%

47Toyota19,5135.8%-13%


88Dacia18,1335.4%4%
20% or

109Mercedes14,4434.3%2%
Less

1110Nissan13,3083.9%8%


1311Škoda13,1053.9%27%


912BMW12,7643.8%-12%


1213Peugeot10,8013.2%2%


1414Audi10,0273.0%6%


1515Seat8,5832.5%9%


1616Honda7,9112.3%4%


1717Citroën7,5482.2%0%


1818Kia5,6381.7%-13%


1919Volvo2,0040.6%-38%


3320Suzuki1,1060.3%n/a


2421Land Rover1,0820.3%47%


2022Jeep1,0500.3%-36%


2223MINI7790.2%-4%


2324Subaru7720.2%-5%


2125Mazda6960.2%-15%


2726Alfa Romeo4100.1%4%


2527Mitsubishi3470.1%-46%


2628Porsche3380.1%-16%


2829Ssangyong2590.1%-8%


3130Jaguar1910.1%22%


3231DS157
25%


3032Chery121
-34%


3533smart65
58%


2934Proton51
-78%


3735Infiniti33
65%


3636Maserati22
-35%


4037Lexus18
197%


-38Aston Martin16
n/a


4139Ferrari12
157%




Others5




Total338,4823.2%


Data source: ODD.

Turkey Sales - Brand / Jan-Jun 2016


Car sales were up 5% in June and 3% YTD so very steady. However, there was nothing steady about some of the changes. Renault jumped past VW with some vigour and now has a clear advantage over its rival. Opel moved up four placings with a 10% gain in market share. Hyundai slipped two places and Toyota three. BMW fell out of the top ten and Mercedes took it's 9th spot.

Suzuki sales imploded in 2015 and a resurgence took place in 2016, the fluctuation caused by a change in importer. Land Rover made good progress but Mazda hit a speed bump. Aston Martin returned after a few years absence. 


1516Brand2016%+/-


21Renault52,51715.5%11%
20% or

12VW43,72112.9%-13%
More

73Opel24,0587.1%10%


54Fiat23,0056.8%4%
1% to 19%

35Hyundai22,6976.7%-3%


66Ford21,1766.3%-4%
-19% to 0%

47Toyota19,5135.8%-13%


88Dacia18,1335.4%4%
20% or

109Mercedes14,4434.3%2%
Less

1110Nissan13,3083.9%8%


1311Škoda13,1053.9%27%


912BMW12,7643.8%-12%


1213Peugeot10,8013.2%2%


1414Audi10,0273.0%6%


1515Seat8,5832.5%9%


1616Honda7,9112.3%4%


1717Citroën7,5482.2%0%


1818Kia5,6381.7%-13%


1919Volvo2,0040.6%-38%


3320Suzuki1,1060.3%n/a


2421Land Rover1,0820.3%47%


2022Jeep1,0500.3%-36%


2223MINI7790.2%-4%


2324Subaru7720.2%-5%


2125Mazda6960.2%-15%


2726Alfa Romeo4100.1%4%


2527Mitsubishi3470.1%-46%


2628Porsche3380.1%-16%


2829Ssangyong2590.1%-8%


3130Jaguar1910.1%22%


3231DS157
25%


3032Chery121
-34%


3533smart65
58%


2934Proton51
-78%


3735Infiniti33
65%


3636Maserati22
-35%


4037Lexus18
197%


-38Aston Martin16
n/a


4139Ferrari12
157%




Others5




Total338,4823.2%


Data source: ODD.

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