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The models below include LCVs as well as passenger cars, so all the pick-up trucks are there from the major players.

The Colorado came in 5th. Kiwis love their pick-ups (called utes)

The big news in the NZ car market for 2014 was the emergence of the Ford Ranger pick-up truck. Not only did it overtake the long time favourite the Toyota Hilux but nearly took out the darling of the rental fleet too, the Corolla. Toyota NZ's response to the Hilux being passed by the Ranger was to say that if you only count 4wd pick-up trucks, then we still are top. Sometimes you just have to take it on the chin and be gracious about it.

Japanese brands are popular in the 'land of the long white cloud'. They make cars that are reliable and have established the dealer network to keep them popular. European brands want to muscle in but it takes years to undo reputations of poorer reliability and get the dealers covering the country. In the smallish town I live in, there are no European brands sold here. All the top Asian ones are though, as are Ford and GM Holden.


1 Toyota Corolla 6,473

2 Ford Ranger 6,342

3 Toyota Hilux 5,778

4 Holden Commodore 3,007

5 Holden Colorado 2,955

6 Suzuki Swift 2,692

7 Toyota Rav4 2,566

8 Toyota Yaris 2,557

9 Nissan Navara 2,522

10 Toyota Hiace 2,447

11 Mazda CX-5 2,374

12 Mazda 3 2,371

13 Holden Captiva 2,278

14 Toyota Highlander 2,002

15 Hyundai iX35 1,878

16 Holden Cruze 1,875

17 Honda Jazz 1,863

18 Hyundai Santa Fe 1,852

19 Ford Focus 1,832

20 VW Golf 1,694

21 Mitsubishi Outlander 1,661

22 Mitsubishi Triton 1,599

23 Mitsubishi Lancer 1,526

24 Mazda BT-50 1,462

25 Nissan Qashqai 1,433

26 Nissan X-Trail 1,403

27 Hyundai i30 1,382

28 Ford Kuga 1,330

29 Isuzu D-Max 1,232

30 Toyota Camry 1,043

Top 30 Models New Zealand : 2014

The models below include LCVs as well as passenger cars, so all the pick-up trucks are there from the major players.

The Colorado came in 5th. Kiwis love their pick-ups (called utes)

The big news in the NZ car market for 2014 was the emergence of the Ford Ranger pick-up truck. Not only did it overtake the long time favourite the Toyota Hilux but nearly took out the darling of the rental fleet too, the Corolla. Toyota NZ's response to the Hilux being passed by the Ranger was to say that if you only count 4wd pick-up trucks, then we still are top. Sometimes you just have to take it on the chin and be gracious about it.

Japanese brands are popular in the 'land of the long white cloud'. They make cars that are reliable and have established the dealer network to keep them popular. European brands want to muscle in but it takes years to undo reputations of poorer reliability and get the dealers covering the country. In the smallish town I live in, there are no European brands sold here. All the top Asian ones are though, as are Ford and GM Holden.


1 Toyota Corolla 6,473

2 Ford Ranger 6,342

3 Toyota Hilux 5,778

4 Holden Commodore 3,007

5 Holden Colorado 2,955

6 Suzuki Swift 2,692

7 Toyota Rav4 2,566

8 Toyota Yaris 2,557

9 Nissan Navara 2,522

10 Toyota Hiace 2,447

11 Mazda CX-5 2,374

12 Mazda 3 2,371

13 Holden Captiva 2,278

14 Toyota Highlander 2,002

15 Hyundai iX35 1,878

16 Holden Cruze 1,875

17 Honda Jazz 1,863

18 Hyundai Santa Fe 1,852

19 Ford Focus 1,832

20 VW Golf 1,694

21 Mitsubishi Outlander 1,661

22 Mitsubishi Triton 1,599

23 Mitsubishi Lancer 1,526

24 Mazda BT-50 1,462

25 Nissan Qashqai 1,433

26 Nissan X-Trail 1,403

27 Hyundai i30 1,382

28 Ford Kuga 1,330

29 Isuzu D-Max 1,232

30 Toyota Camry 1,043

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