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The Chilean market was 130,000 units in 2009, so to now be at 257,000 is strong indeed. In fact, I believe it is the highest ever. You will see names that are unfamiliar to the West, but these are Chinese brands that have been successful in emerging markets. They lack the quality, reliability, and safety in many cases, but the prices are low. I wouldn't use the word value as you tend to get what you pay for.

Nissan has been steadily moving up the chart, as have some Chinese brands. Time will tell if they keep it up or fall away in due course. MG is going well, which is the SAIC company bought from MGR's receivers. Mitsubishi doing what is is in many markets in 2012, retrenching.


The first three columns show 2010 to 2012 ranking, the second column in from the right is increase or decrease, and the extreme right shows market share for the major brands.


1 1 1
Chevrolet 48,642 4% 18.9%
2 2 2
Hyundai 31,691 8% 12.3%
3 3 3
Kia 26,038 7% 10.1%
6 5 4
Nissan 19,617 12% 7.6%
4 6 5
Toyota 19,288 11% 7.5%
5 4 6
Suzuki 16,977 -19% 6.6%
9 9 7
Chrysler 7,320 4% 2.8%
7 8 8
Mazda 7,175 -7% 2.8%
13 10 9
Ford 6,971 34% 2.7%
8 7 10
Samsung 5,631 -34% 2.2%
12 13 11
Chery 5,387 23% 2.1%
20 11 12
Great Wall 5,044 11% 2.0%
11 14 13
Peugeot 4,430 5% 1.7%
15 12 14
VW 4,234 -5% 1.6%
10 16 15
Subaru 3,926 10% 1.5%
24 20 16
JAC 3,620 38% 1.4%
17 15 17
Renault 3,182 -20% 1.2%
18 17 18
Citroen 3,175 4% 1.2%
19 19 19
BMW 2,838 3% 1.1%
23 21 20
Ssangyong 2,633 2% 1.0%
16 23 21
Honda 2,547 13% 1.0%
22 25 22
Mercedes 2,523 23% 1.0%
26 24 23
Geely 2,473 15% 1.0%
25 22 24
BYD 2,360 -3%
21 26 25
Audi 2,259 21%
14 17 26
Mitsubishi 2,017 -34%
31 28 27
Fiat 1,977 46%
27 27 28
Volvo 1,905 4%
29 29 29
Mahindra 1,503 12%
36 34 30
MG 1,460 212%
30 30 31
Lifan 1,210 12%
37 32 32
Daihatsu 932 24%
- 38 33
Haima 836 236%
28 31 34
Zoyte 822 -11%
38 39 35
Skoda 610 253%
33 33 36
Land Rover 564 13%
- 43 37
Brilliance 464 593%
34 36 38
MINI 444 2%
- - 39
Opel 433

32 35 40
Lexus 398 -13%
35 37 41
Porsche 337 4%
40 41 42
Alfa Romeo 279 191%
45 51 43
Changan 240
- - 44
ZNA 140

39 42 45
Jaguar 80 1%




Others 381




Total 257,013 5%


Data source: Thanks to
ANAC

Picture source: Thanks to
www.netcarshow.com &

www.caradvice.com.au
for the Chery (left)

Car Sales Chile: 2012


The Chilean market was 130,000 units in 2009, so to now be at 257,000 is strong indeed. In fact, I believe it is the highest ever. You will see names that are unfamiliar to the West, but these are Chinese brands that have been successful in emerging markets. They lack the quality, reliability, and safety in many cases, but the prices are low. I wouldn't use the word value as you tend to get what you pay for.

Nissan has been steadily moving up the chart, as have some Chinese brands. Time will tell if they keep it up or fall away in due course. MG is going well, which is the SAIC company bought from MGR's receivers. Mitsubishi doing what is is in many markets in 2012, retrenching.


The first three columns show 2010 to 2012 ranking, the second column in from the right is increase or decrease, and the extreme right shows market share for the major brands.


1 1 1
Chevrolet 48,642 4% 18.9%
2 2 2
Hyundai 31,691 8% 12.3%
3 3 3
Kia 26,038 7% 10.1%
6 5 4
Nissan 19,617 12% 7.6%
4 6 5
Toyota 19,288 11% 7.5%
5 4 6
Suzuki 16,977 -19% 6.6%
9 9 7
Chrysler 7,320 4% 2.8%
7 8 8
Mazda 7,175 -7% 2.8%
13 10 9
Ford 6,971 34% 2.7%
8 7 10
Samsung 5,631 -34% 2.2%
12 13 11
Chery 5,387 23% 2.1%
20 11 12
Great Wall 5,044 11% 2.0%
11 14 13
Peugeot 4,430 5% 1.7%
15 12 14
VW 4,234 -5% 1.6%
10 16 15
Subaru 3,926 10% 1.5%
24 20 16
JAC 3,620 38% 1.4%
17 15 17
Renault 3,182 -20% 1.2%
18 17 18
Citroen 3,175 4% 1.2%
19 19 19
BMW 2,838 3% 1.1%
23 21 20
Ssangyong 2,633 2% 1.0%
16 23 21
Honda 2,547 13% 1.0%
22 25 22
Mercedes 2,523 23% 1.0%
26 24 23
Geely 2,473 15% 1.0%
25 22 24
BYD 2,360 -3%
21 26 25
Audi 2,259 21%
14 17 26
Mitsubishi 2,017 -34%
31 28 27
Fiat 1,977 46%
27 27 28
Volvo 1,905 4%
29 29 29
Mahindra 1,503 12%
36 34 30
MG 1,460 212%
30 30 31
Lifan 1,210 12%
37 32 32
Daihatsu 932 24%
- 38 33
Haima 836 236%
28 31 34
Zoyte 822 -11%
38 39 35
Skoda 610 253%
33 33 36
Land Rover 564 13%
- 43 37
Brilliance 464 593%
34 36 38
MINI 444 2%
- - 39
Opel 433

32 35 40
Lexus 398 -13%
35 37 41
Porsche 337 4%
40 41 42
Alfa Romeo 279 191%
45 51 43
Changan 240
- - 44
ZNA 140

39 42 45
Jaguar 80 1%




Others 381




Total 257,013 5%


Data source: Thanks to
ANAC

Picture source: Thanks to
www.netcarshow.com &

www.caradvice.com.au
for the Chery (left)

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