Argentina Car Sales By Brand : 2013

Buenos Aires - I wouldn't mind visiting it

I must admit, when I first looked at all the green (meaning market share increase), there seemed too many makes had done so. I checked back to see if there was an error but cannot see one. The fact that the biggest seller with a high market share lost sales - in a country that grew strongly as well - was the reason.

It was fiesta time for most, with good gains for almost all. Alfa Romeo and Land Rover gained three digit growth, albeit on smallish sales numbers.

11	12	13		Sales	Share	+/-
1	1	1	VW	157,159	17.1%	-3%
4	3	2	Renault	140,601	15.3%	18%
2	2	3	Chevrolet	139,598	15.2%	5%
3	4	4	Ford	115,194	12.6%	17%
5	6	5	Fiat	104,097	11.4%	29%
6	5	6	Peugeot	98,099	10.7%	22%
7	7	7	Toyota	53,597	5.8%	19%
8	8	8	Citroen	41,597	4.5%	35%
9	9	9	Honda	12,331	1.3%	-24%
11	10	10	Mercedes	10,504	1.1%	54%
15	12	11	Chery	7,827	0.9%	28%
14	11	12	Audi	7,469	0.8%	19%
10	14	13	Nissan	5,689	0.6%	39%
12	13	14	Chrysler	5,116	0.6%	15%
13	15	15	Hyundai	4,794	0.5%	29%
18	16	16	BMW	4,007	0.4%	81%
17	18	17	Kia	2,207		34%
19	17	18	Iveco	2,191		21%
25	20	19	MINI	736		34%
23	23	20	Alfa Romeo	702		150%
20	19	21	Mitsubishi	681		14%
26	21	22	Volvo	608		44%
21	24	23	Subaru	451		67%
28	25	24	Land Rover	448		160%
24	22	25	smart	411		25%
27	26	26	Porsche	246		73%
29	27	27	Ssangyong	70		-5%
			Other	31
			Total	916,461		14%

Data source: Thanks to ACARA.

VW Voyage, the sedan version of the Gol hatchback