Car Sales By Brand Cyprus : 2014

This Mediterranean island has had its share of troubles, but people still need cars. Nearly 23,000 were sold in 2007, but since then it fell away with economic problems. In 2014, there was a healthy 25% increase.

Nissan lost its top spot to rival Toyota, which it has held since 2008. Premium marques do well here, with three in the top 10. Land Rover did extremely well in 2014. The only issue is that there are sales for Land Rover, others for Jaguar and still others under JLR. So I have put all JLR sales with Land Rover. There may be some Jaguar sales in the JLR figure and I may have to eventually combine the two if this persists. There are a few countries in Europe going that way, but I still prefer them separate.

10	11	12	13	14	Make	2014	%	+/-
6	5	3	2	1	Toyota	969	12.5%	39%
1	1	1	1	2	Nissan	890	11.5%	23%
21	14	4	5	3	Kia	605	7.8%	22%
4	3	5	4	4	Volkswagen	550	7.1%	8%
7	7	8	6	5	Mercedes	500	6.5%	8%
3	2	2	3	6	Ford	459	5.9%	-23%
2	4	7	8	7	BMW	435	5.6%	41%
5	6	9	7	8	Audi	402	5.2%	16%
9	9	11	10	9	Honda	345	4.5%	84%
14	12	12	13	10	Volvo	344	4.5%	147%
20	26	17	20	11	Land Rover	313	4.1%	389%
16	8	6	9	12	Hyundai	306	4.0%	7%
15	17	15	12	13	Renault	305	3.9%	94%
10	10	10	11	14	Peugeot	174	2.3%	4%
18	19	18	16	15	Fiat	123	1.6%	16%
8	11	14	14	16	Opel	121	1.6%	-2%
13	16	16	17	17	Suzuki	109	1.4%	7%
22	23	20	19	17	Citroen	109	1.4%	63%
19	20	27	23	19	Mazda	108	1.4%	104%
25	24	25	26	20	Porsche	104	1.3%	174%
17	18	19	18	21	Chevrolet	77	1.0%	-11%
-	-	-	21	22	Dacia	61	0.8%	0%
11	13	21	27	23	Mitsubishi	51	0.7%	65%
12	15	13	15	24	Škoda	50	0.6%	-53%
23	21	22	25	25	Seat	41	0.5%	-5%
24	22	23	22	26	MINI	36	0.5%	-40%
34	30	26	29	27	Jaguar	28	0.4%	12%
27	33	32	24	28	Subaru	27	0.3%	-41%
33	28	30	32	29	Lexus	23	0.3%	130%
26	30	28	28	30	Chrysler	22	0.3%	-19%
					Other	35	0.5%
					Total	7722		25%

Data source: Statistical Service of Cyprus.
Picture source: Autocar.