Colombia Vehicle Sales By Brand : 2013

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I held back from publishing data for Colombia, because the total 2012 figure dropped by about 5,000 sales when compared with the 2013 figure. However, I could not find individual brand sales for the new 2012 total. So while the +/- figure is slightly inaccurate, the differences will be minor. The figures include all vehicles.

The market is quite volatile, and is made up of many brands. Chinese brands do quite well here, as is the case in South America. GM retained top spot with reduced share, a trend since 2006, when the share was just over 37%. Chery and Suzuki jumped while some truck brands fell heavily.

11	12	13		Sales	Share	+/-
1	1	1	GM	75,875	25.7%	-12%
2	2	2	Renault	42,990	14.6%	-2%
4	4	3	Kia	28,422	9.6%	6%
3	3	4	Hyundai	22,588	7.7%	-24%
5	5	5	Nissan	20,257	6.9%	-20%
8	7	6	Ford	17,143	5.8%	53%
6	6	7	Toyota	14,302	4.8%	-8%
9	9	8	VW	9,447	3.2%	-9%
7	8	9	Mazda	9,299	3.2%	-13%
28	27	10	Chery	4,421	1.5%	289%
-	25	11	Suzuki	4,339	1.5%	246%
16	15	12	Mercedes	4,104	1.4%	50%
14	13	13	JAC	4,084	1.4%	19%
11	12	14	Chrysler	3,858	1.3%	-8%
15	17	15	BMW	2,601	0.9%	11%
20	16	16	Honda	2,493	0.8%	-7%
10	10	17	International	2,059	0.7%	-65%
21	19	18	Foton	1,983	0.7%	2%
24	24	19	Audi	1,919	0.7%	42%
22	20	20	DFM/DFSK	1,819	0.6%	0%
17	18	21	Ssangyong	1,712	0.6%	-26%
25	21	22	Fiat	1,526	0.5%	-15%
19	23	23	Hino	1,447	0.5%	-11%
13	11	24	Kenworth	1,336	0.5%	-76%
30	33	25	Hafei	1,223		86%
18	26	26	Mitsubishi	1,142		-9%
26	28	27	Great Wall	1,040		-6%
23	22	28	Freightliner	824		-52%
29	29	29	Volvo	735		-9%
32	38	30	Subaru	701		75%
27	31	31	Peugeot	553		-23%
36	34	32	MINI	544		6%
34	30	33	Geely	533		-28%
12	14	34	Zotye	531		-84%
37	37	35	Seat	453		7%
44	42	36	Land Rover	444		82%
39	39	37	BYD	435		45%
33	32	38	Citroen	431		-38%
-	36	39	Mahindra	419		-6%
-	-	40	MG	371		n/a
			Others	4,525	1.5%
			Total	294,928		-6.7%

Data source: Thanks to ANDEMOS.

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