Croatia Car Sales By Brand : 2013

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Over 88,000 cars were sold in Croatia in 2008, but it would be a long time since only 27,000 were in 2013.
If times are tight, a new car shouldn't be on the shopping list. So being fiscally cautious is practical. The nation may have entered the EU July 1st 2013, but that isn't expected to do much for now at least.

VW took the lead off long time top brand Opel three years ago and has gone about consolidating that position. Chevrolet continued its decline from it's all time high of 4th in 2010. The blue shaded brands managed at least market share gain, despite lower sales.

11	12	13		Sales	Share	+/-
1	1	1	VW	4,691	16.9%	9%
2	3	2	Opel	2,684	9.7%	0%
4	2	3	Peugeot	2,044	7.4%	-26%
7	6	4	Hyundai	1,862	6.7%	-3%
5	9	5	Skoda	1,786	6.4%	0%
3	5	6	Renault	1,732	6.2%	-26%
8	4	7	Citroen	1,681	6.0%	-29%
10	7	8	Kia	1,637	5.9%	-10%
9	10	9	Ford	1,204	4.3%	-14%
12	12	10	Toyota	1,038	3.7%	6%
6	8	11	Chevrolet	1,021	3.7%	-44%
14	11	12	Audi	1,005	3.6%	-2%
13	13	13	Nissan	758	2.7%	-16%
16	15	14	BMW	755	2.7%	1%
11	14	15	Dacia	732	2.6%	-13%
17	17	16	Mazda	670	2.4%	8%
20	21	17	Mercedes	471	1.7%	58%
15	16	18	Suzuki	447	1.6%	-30%
18	19	19	Seat	421	1.5%	-12%
21	20	20	Honda	326	1.2%	1%
19	18	21	Fiat	238	0.9%	-59%
22	22	22	Volvo	164	0.6%	-19%
30	26	23	Land Rover	82		95%
23	23	24	Mitsubishi	51		-68%
35	27	25	Jeep	50		28%
26	24	26	MINI	48		-28%
24	25	27	Alfa Romeo	40		-29%
29	29	28	Porsche	39		8%
25	29	29	smart	38		6%
28	32	30	Subaru	27		8%
31	33	31	Lexus	18		13%
27	31	32	Lada	15		-53%
			Ostali	26
			Ukupno	27,802		-11%

Data source: Thanks to Autonet.

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