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Now we all know the pain Spain has been through economically, so I guess a 13% decrease is better than it could have been. Having said that, compared to the 2005 peak of 1,650,000 sales, failing to make 700,000 is dramatic. In that context, things are not good. In 2012, getting positive sales growth was a challenge few managed to conquer. Hyundai sneaked into plus territory, Dacia a bit more so and Land Rover very much. Jaguar too increased a little, but for most, it was a downward year.

VW climbed one ranking to top the list while Seat fell from best to third. Peugeot benefited from others greater misfortune to jump two places to second.

The first two columns are 2011 and 2012 ranking, and the last column is increase or mostly decrease for the year.

2 1
VW 62,490 -13%
4 2
Peugeot 55,644 -13%
1 3
Seat 54,856 -25%
5 4
Renault 52,561 -17%
6 5
Citroen 52,450 -11%
3 6
Ford 51,059 -21%
7 7
Opel 49,586 -15%
10 8
Audi 36,128 -5%
9 9
Toyota 35,936 -8%
8 10
Nissan 35,588 -10%
12 11
Hyundai 29,409 5%
11 12
BMW 25,703 -9%
13 13
Mercedes 21,271 -9%
14 14
Kia 18,416 -6%
18 15
Dacia 17,747 15%
17 16
Fiat 16,017 1%
15 17
Chevrolet 15,165 -13%
16 18
Skoda 13,974 -12%
20 19
MINI 7,286 -13%
26 20
Land Rover 6,415 28%
19 21
Volvo 6,318 -26%
21 22
Honda 5,917 -28%
23 23
Mazda 4,599 -21%
22 24
Mitsubishi 4,006 -48%
25 25
Alfa Romeo 3,799 -26%
24 26
Suzuki 3,717 -29%
28 27
smart 2,358 -20%
29 28
Lexus 2,031 -21%
32 29
Lancia 1,928 17%
30 30
Chrysler 1,673 -34%
27 31
Ssangyong 1,424 -55%
31 32
Porsche 1,414 -20%
33 33
Subaru 993 1%
34 34
Jaguar 830 5%
37 35
Tata 310 -11%
36 36
Infiniti 302 -25%



Others 269



Total 699,589 -13%




Data source: Thanks to Anfac


Picture source: NetCarShow

Car Sales Spain: 2012


Now we all know the pain Spain has been through economically, so I guess a 13% decrease is better than it could have been. Having said that, compared to the 2005 peak of 1,650,000 sales, failing to make 700,000 is dramatic. In that context, things are not good. In 2012, getting positive sales growth was a challenge few managed to conquer. Hyundai sneaked into plus territory, Dacia a bit more so and Land Rover very much. Jaguar too increased a little, but for most, it was a downward year.

VW climbed one ranking to top the list while Seat fell from best to third. Peugeot benefited from others greater misfortune to jump two places to second.

The first two columns are 2011 and 2012 ranking, and the last column is increase or mostly decrease for the year.

2 1
VW 62,490 -13%
4 2
Peugeot 55,644 -13%
1 3
Seat 54,856 -25%
5 4
Renault 52,561 -17%
6 5
Citroen 52,450 -11%
3 6
Ford 51,059 -21%
7 7
Opel 49,586 -15%
10 8
Audi 36,128 -5%
9 9
Toyota 35,936 -8%
8 10
Nissan 35,588 -10%
12 11
Hyundai 29,409 5%
11 12
BMW 25,703 -9%
13 13
Mercedes 21,271 -9%
14 14
Kia 18,416 -6%
18 15
Dacia 17,747 15%
17 16
Fiat 16,017 1%
15 17
Chevrolet 15,165 -13%
16 18
Skoda 13,974 -12%
20 19
MINI 7,286 -13%
26 20
Land Rover 6,415 28%
19 21
Volvo 6,318 -26%
21 22
Honda 5,917 -28%
23 23
Mazda 4,599 -21%
22 24
Mitsubishi 4,006 -48%
25 25
Alfa Romeo 3,799 -26%
24 26
Suzuki 3,717 -29%
28 27
smart 2,358 -20%
29 28
Lexus 2,031 -21%
32 29
Lancia 1,928 17%
30 30
Chrysler 1,673 -34%
27 31
Ssangyong 1,424 -55%
31 32
Porsche 1,414 -20%
33 33
Subaru 993 1%
34 34
Jaguar 830 5%
37 35
Tata 310 -11%
36 36
Infiniti 302 -25%



Others 269



Total 699,589 -13%




Data source: Thanks to Anfac


Picture source: NetCarShow

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