The market had a slight increase for 2012, slower than many other SE Asian countries but in these times any growth is positive. The top five are cemented in place it seems, but VW has been moving up as it tries to be truly competitive in all areas of the world. Kia's figure includes cars made by local firm Naza which makes their cars too. Land Rover had a massive increase way down the list but the Jaguar importer has always refused to release sales figures. Apparently they charge like a wounded bull and therefore sell in tiny numbers anyway.
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. Makes near the top of the list had a good year.

1	1	1		Perodua	189137	5%	34.0%		Over 20% Incr
2	2	2		Proton	141120	-11%	25.6%		4 Brands
3	3	3		Toyota	74171	17%	13.4%
4	4	4		Honda	34950	8%	6.3%		Up To 20% Incr
5	5	5		Nissan	28318	11%	5.1%		12 Brands
14	8	6		VW	13003	77%	2.4%
6	6	7		Kia	12327	11%	2.2%		Decrease
7	7	8		Hyundai	10492	2%	1.9%		8 Brands
8	9	9		Suzuki	8087	11%	1.5%
12	13	10		BMW	6318	26%	1.1%
15	12	11		Peugeot	6114	14%	1.1%
10	10	12		Mazda	6062	6%	1.1%
9	11	13		Mercedes	5817	7%	1.1%
16	14	14		Ford	4930	2%	0.9%
11	15	15		Mitsubishi	3662	-2%	0.7%
13	16	16		Chery	1633	-46%
20	17	17		Lexus	1471	-14%
17	19	18		Audi	1414	53%
19	18	19		Chevolet	1014	-20%
18	20	20		Volvo	636	-21%
23	24	21		Land Rover	410	208%
24	21	22		Porsche	395	-5%
22	22	23		MINI	341	13%
21	23	24		Ssangyong	216	-11%
				Others	151
				Total	552189	3%

Data source: Thanks to MAA

Car Sales Malaysia: 2012

By Gavin Kalsi Thursday, 20 July 2017

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The market had a slight increase for 2012, slower than many other SE Asian countries but in these times any growth is positive. The top five are cemented in place it seems, but VW has been moving up as it tries to be truly competitive in all areas of the world. Kia's figure includes cars made by local firm Naza which makes their cars too. Land Rover had a massive increase way down the list but the Jaguar importer has always refused to release sales figures. Apparently they charge like a wounded bull and therefore sell in tiny numbers anyway.
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. Makes near the top of the list had a good year.

1	1	1		Perodua	189137	5%	34.0%		Over 20% Incr
2	2	2		Proton	141120	-11%	25.6%		4 Brands
3	3	3		Toyota	74171	17%	13.4%
4	4	4		Honda	34950	8%	6.3%		Up To 20% Incr
5	5	5		Nissan	28318	11%	5.1%		12 Brands
14	8	6		VW	13003	77%	2.4%
6	6	7		Kia	12327	11%	2.2%		Decrease
7	7	8		Hyundai	10492	2%	1.9%		8 Brands
8	9	9		Suzuki	8087	11%	1.5%
12	13	10		BMW	6318	26%	1.1%
15	12	11		Peugeot	6114	14%	1.1%
10	10	12		Mazda	6062	6%	1.1%
9	11	13		Mercedes	5817	7%	1.1%
16	14	14		Ford	4930	2%	0.9%
11	15	15		Mitsubishi	3662	-2%	0.7%
13	16	16		Chery	1633	-46%
20	17	17		Lexus	1471	-14%
17	19	18		Audi	1414	53%
19	18	19		Chevolet	1014	-20%
18	20	20		Volvo	636	-21%
23	24	21		Land Rover	410	208%
24	21	22		Porsche	395	-5%
22	22	23		MINI	341	13%
21	23	24		Ssangyong	216	-11%
				Others	151
				Total	552189	3%

Data source: Thanks to MAA