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Switzerland had a 3% increase on 2011, a rarity in Europe. VW holds on a spot it calls it own, #1 while Skoda continues it gain. Brand such as Renault, Opel and Peugeot have been falling out of favour somewhat.  Unsurprisingly in a country where banking is a major industry, premium brands do well. Hyundai and Kia are not as popular as other West European nations, probably a fair reflection of where they should be. Land Rover made big strides here in 2012 as elsewhere. Apart from VW, it is a very evenly spread market across the brands.

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
VW 44,258 9% 13.5%
3 2 2
Audi 22,083 19% 6.7%
8 6 3
Skoda 19,132 10% 5.8%
5 5 4
BMW 18,968 8% 5.8%
6 3 5
Ford 18,179 -1% 5.5%
2 4 6
Renault 17,084 -7% 5.2%
11 9 7
Mercedes 16,638 19% 5.1%
4 7 8
Opel 15,307 -4% 4.7%
9 10 9
Toyota 13,038 -2% 4.0%
7 8 10
Peugeot 12,298 -19% 3.7%
10 11 11
Citroen 11,678 -10% 3.6%
20 12 12
Hyundai 11,456 15% 3.5%
12 13 13
Fiat 10,261 4% 3.1%
14 14 14
Nissan 9,063 -4% 2.8%
16 16 15
Seat 8,934 7% 2.7%
13 19 16
Subaru 8,483 16% 2.6%
19 15 17
Volvo 8,059 -5% 2.5%
17 17 18
Suzuki 7,702 -7% 2.3%
15 18 19
Mazda 7,152 -3% 2.2%
18 20 20
Honda 5,540 -5% 1.7%
21 21 21
Dacia 5,309 -9% 1.6%
25 25 22
Kia 4,677 21% 1.4%
22 22 23
Mitsubishi 4,611 -17% 1.4%
24 23 24
MINI 4,593 0% 1.4%
26 26 25
Chevrolet 3,997 16% 1.2%
31 30 26
Land Rover 3,789 110% 1.2%
27 29 27
Chrysler 3,088 45%
23 24 28
Alfa Romeo 2,818 -31%
30 27 29
Porsche 2,310 6%
28 28 30
smart 1,888 -12%
33 33 31
Lancia 1,092 31%
32 32 32
Lexus 1,022 2%
29 31 33
Daihatsu 869 -35%
35 34 34
Jaguar 511 11%




Others 2,252




Total 328,139 3%


Data source: Thanks
to www.auto-schweiz.ch

Picture source: Thanks
to www.netcarshow.com

Car Sales Switzerland: 2012


Switzerland had a 3% increase on 2011, a rarity in Europe. VW holds on a spot it calls it own, #1 while Skoda continues it gain. Brand such as Renault, Opel and Peugeot have been falling out of favour somewhat.  Unsurprisingly in a country where banking is a major industry, premium brands do well. Hyundai and Kia are not as popular as other West European nations, probably a fair reflection of where they should be. Land Rover made big strides here in 2012 as elsewhere. Apart from VW, it is a very evenly spread market across the brands.

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
VW 44,258 9% 13.5%
3 2 2
Audi 22,083 19% 6.7%
8 6 3
Skoda 19,132 10% 5.8%
5 5 4
BMW 18,968 8% 5.8%
6 3 5
Ford 18,179 -1% 5.5%
2 4 6
Renault 17,084 -7% 5.2%
11 9 7
Mercedes 16,638 19% 5.1%
4 7 8
Opel 15,307 -4% 4.7%
9 10 9
Toyota 13,038 -2% 4.0%
7 8 10
Peugeot 12,298 -19% 3.7%
10 11 11
Citroen 11,678 -10% 3.6%
20 12 12
Hyundai 11,456 15% 3.5%
12 13 13
Fiat 10,261 4% 3.1%
14 14 14
Nissan 9,063 -4% 2.8%
16 16 15
Seat 8,934 7% 2.7%
13 19 16
Subaru 8,483 16% 2.6%
19 15 17
Volvo 8,059 -5% 2.5%
17 17 18
Suzuki 7,702 -7% 2.3%
15 18 19
Mazda 7,152 -3% 2.2%
18 20 20
Honda 5,540 -5% 1.7%
21 21 21
Dacia 5,309 -9% 1.6%
25 25 22
Kia 4,677 21% 1.4%
22 22 23
Mitsubishi 4,611 -17% 1.4%
24 23 24
MINI 4,593 0% 1.4%
26 26 25
Chevrolet 3,997 16% 1.2%
31 30 26
Land Rover 3,789 110% 1.2%
27 29 27
Chrysler 3,088 45%
23 24 28
Alfa Romeo 2,818 -31%
30 27 29
Porsche 2,310 6%
28 28 30
smart 1,888 -12%
33 33 31
Lancia 1,092 31%
32 32 32
Lexus 1,022 2%
29 31 33
Daihatsu 869 -35%
35 34 34
Jaguar 511 11%




Others 2,252




Total 328,139 3%


Data source: Thanks
to www.auto-schweiz.ch

Picture source: Thanks
to www.netcarshow.com

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