Australia Sales By Brand : 2013

The Toyota Hilux is popular down these parts

Vehicle sales were up 2.2% in 2013 in Australia. This figure includes all commercial vehicles too, data for exclusively commercial brands is not available. So I have listed all sales by the brands as seen below, which includes commercial sales within those brands. When you're upside down, you do things like that.

Holden Commodore SS-V is a mean machine

Yellow is for brands that decreased sales, blue for increase but market share loss and the coveted green for increased share and sales. The top listed brands didn't go that well while Toyota maintained its large advantage. Neither Chinese brands of Great Wall and Chery had a good year. Renault jumped five places and Fiat ten.

11	12	13		Sales	+/-
1	1	1	Toyota	214,630	-2%
2	2	2	Holden	112,059	-2%
4	3	3	Mazda	103,144	-1%
5	4	4	Hyundai	97,006	6%
3	5	5	Ford	87,236	-4%
6	6	6	Nissan	76,733	-4%
7	7	7	Mitsubishi	71,528	22%
8	8	8	VW	54,892	0%
9	9	9	Subaru	40,200	0%
10	10	10	Honda	39,258	10%
11	11	11	Kia	29,778	-3%
13	13	12	Mercedes	27,547	23%
16	14	13	Chrysler	26,444	24%
12	12	14	Suzuki	22,075	-8%
14	15	15	BMW	20,522	11%
15	16	16	Audi	16,009	10%
19	19	17	Isuzu Ute	10,209	31%
21	18	18	Land Rover	8,350	5%
25	24	19	Renault	7,016	40%
20	21	20	Lexus	6,920	1%
17	17	21	Great Wall	6,105	-45%
22	22	22	Volvo	5,174	-4%
33	33	23	Fiat	5,088	255%
23	23	24	Peugeot	4,413	-13%
26	26	25	Skoda	3,555	2%
28	28	26	MINI	2,535	6%
38	40	27	Alfa Romeo	2,373	162%
36	34	28	Porsche	1,905	39%
-	45	29	Opel	1,610	198%
32	32	30	Ssangyong	1,507	-5%
35	31	31	Citroen	1,180	-31%
43	42	32	Jaguar	1,105	41%
29	36	33	Chery	903	-20%
34	37	34	Proton	611	-39%
-	55	35	Infiniti	304	258%
50	52	36	Maserati	134	8%
46	49	37	smart	126	-11%
55	57	38	Bentley	121	86%

Picture source: The Motor Report.

Data source: Car Advice.