Europe Sales By Brand : 2013

The CX-5 helped Mazda to an 18% increase in Europe...

Only ten of the 33 brands listed managed to grow in units sold (green). Seven did improve their share, while slipping slightly (blue). The other sixteen were losers on both counts. Porsche and Subaru are estimates as ACEA, who provide the data and I wish to thank them for that, do not include those marques.

Dacia, Mazda, Jaguar and SEAT all managed double digit percentage improvements, while Lancia/Chrysler, Alfa Romeo and Chevrolet were near to or over 20% less.

11	12	13		Sales	Share	+/-
1	1	1	VW	1,547,970	12.6%	-4%
2	2	2	Ford	902,883	7.3%	-4%
4	3	3	Opel	825,030	6.7%	-1%
3	4	4	Renault	801,605	6.5%	-1%
5	5	5	Peugeot	740,411	6.0%	-7%
8	6	6	Audi	693,070	5.6%	-2%
9	8	7	BMW	640,463	5.2%	0%
10	9	8	Mercedes	617,244	5.0%	5%
6	7	9	Citroen	601,650	4.9%	-11%
7	10	10	FIAT	572,739	4.7%	-2%
11	11	11	Toyota	518,546	4.2%	0%
12	12	12	Skoda	508,732	4.1%	4%
14	14	13	Hyundai	422,930	3.4%	-3%
13	13	14	Nissan	422,213	3.4%	-2%
16	15	15	Kia	337,972	2.7%	0%
18	17	16	Dacia	294,422	2.4%	23%
15	16	17	SEAT	288,620	2.3%	11%
17	18	18	Volvo	230,337	1.9%	0%
21	20	19	MINI	154,034	1.3%	-3%
19	21	20	Suzuki	152,345	1.2%	-2%
23	23	21	Mazda	147,307	1.2%	18%
20	19	22	Chevrolet	143,307	1.2%	-18%
22	22	23	Honda	139,712	1.1%	-1%
28	24	24	Land Rover	108,765	0.9%	8%
25	27	25	Mitsubishi	81,258	0.7%	5%
26	25	26	Lancia	74,818	0.6%	-20%
27	28	27	smart	65,407	0.5%	-6%
24	26	28	Alfa Romeo	64,415	0.5%	-28%
29	29	29	Porsche	44,526		-5%
30	30	30	Subaru	40,000		-6%
33	33	31	Jaguar	27,394		16%
31	31	32	Jeep	24,306		-14%
32	32	33	Lexus	23,508		-12%
			Others	50,276
			Total	12,308,215		-2%

..while the XF (Sportbrake shown) assisted Jaguar to a 16% gain