Greece Car Sales By Brand : 2013

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The larger selling brands did better than the smaller ones going by where the green and yellow reside on the list. Car sales are volatile here, evidenced by number one ranking switching back and forth, which isn't a common occurrence in car markets. Car sales have been as high as 290,000 but are under 60,000 presently. Still, a small increase of 0.4% for 2013 is movement in the right direction.

Toyota was a regular top brand in the noughties, but has had to work hard in these turbulent times to stay there. Signs of recovery are there and the car market should start to pick up, but only gradually.

10	11	12		Sales	Share	+/-
1	3	1	Toyota	6,529	11.1%	14%
3	2	2	VW	6,327	10.8%	5%
2	1	3	Opel	5,569	9.5%	-21%
7	9	4	Hyundai	3,962	6.8%	51%
5	5	5	Fiat	3,631	6.2%	8%
6	6	6	Nissan	3,435	5.9%	9%
9	4	7	Citroen	3,352	5.7%	-20%
8	8	8	Skoda	3,173	5.4%	12%
4	7	9	Ford	2,843	4.8%	-5%
11	11	10	Suzuki	2,212	3.8%	-3%
12	17	11	Seat	1,965	3.3%	58%
13	12	12	Audi	1,864	3.2%	3%
15	16	13	Mercedes	1,855	3.2%	47%
16	15	14	BMW	1,767	3.0%	33%
21	14	15	Volvo	1,463	2.5%	6%
10	10	16	Peugeot	1,400	2.4%	-45%
19	18	17	Renault	1,232	2.1%	18%
14	13	18	Kia	983	1.7%	-35%
30	21	19	Lancia	798	1.4%	1%
18	20	20	Alfa Romeo	727	1.2%	-15%
17	19	21	Chevrolet	705	1.2%	-24%
24	22	22	MINI	703	1.2%	5%
23	23	23	Honda	618	1.1%	-6%
20	25	24	smart	445	0.8%	-18%
22	24	25	Mitsubishi	348	0.6%	-43%
26	26	26	Dacia	271	0.5%	-22%
27	27	27	Mazda	243	0.4%	9%
25	28	28	Daihatsu	145		-23%
32	30	29	Lexus	40		-34%
28	31	30	Subaru	25		-39%
34	35	31	Land Rover	23		92%
29	29	32	Chrysler	21		-72%
			Others	20
			Total	58,694		0%

Data source: Thanks to SEEA.

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