I don't know if LR think this sort of statistical release is good or not. What I do know is you won't see it anywhere else. What it shows is a fantastic year for the brand and so they should be glad that it is public. Good news is to be shared. What is there not to like about a company that introduced the first SUV, and deliver the best off road and best looking SUVs.
To clarify with some of the data: underlined figures means the country has some Land Rovers sold under commercial vehicles and I do know the figure (or an educated estimate). As for Turkey, well they don't like answering emails so that will never be known for certain. The Germany figure seems a bit high but that is what JLR say. Middle Eastern countries don't show here and India is an educated estimate. Hong Kong may or may not be included in China's figure.
All in all a fairly comprehensive list you will agree. The first two columns show 2011 and 2012 ranking, the second column in from the right is increase or decrease, and the extreme right shows share of LR sales for  major markets. Colour coding shows where the growth came from. I had to put the green figure up to 100% otherwise it would have been a very green list, such was the improvement in sales worldwide. It will be updated occasionally and the late update is noted at the bottom of the article.

3	1		China	65,896	83%	21.7%		+100% Incr
1	2		UK	54,543	24%	17.9%		10 Nations
2	3		USA	43,664	15%	14.4%
4	4		Russia	19,043	44%	6.3%		50-99% Incr
5	5		Italy	13,573	28%	4.5%		19 Nations
6	6		Germany	13,525	63%	4.5%
9	7		France	9,248	59%	3.0%		1-49% Incr
7	8		Brazil	8,180	0%	2.7%		30 Nations
8	9		Australia	7,929	36%	2.6%
10	10		RSA	7,464	30%	2.5%		Decrease
11	11		Spain	6,415	28%	2.1%		5 Nations
13	12		Belgium	4,498	61%	1.3%
12	13		Canada	4,268	32%	1.4%		Unknown
16	14		Switzerland	4,037	102%	1.3%		2 Nations
15	15		UAE	3,083	18%	1.0%
19	16		Austria	2,208	78%	0.7%
17	17		India	1,993	36%	0.7%
18	18		Korea	1,916	39%	0.6%
21	19		Japan	1,840	95%	0.6%
14	20		Turkey	1,590	-39%	0.5%
20	21		Netherlands	1,522	33%	0.5%
22	22		Ukraine	1,472	67%	0.5%
36	23		Morocco	1,393	272%
25	24		Saudi Arabia	1,100	54%
23	25		Kuwait	1,039	35%
29	26		Ireland	940	59%
28	27		Mexico	927	51%
32	28		Norway	907	90%
35	29		Luxembourg	853	122%
26	30		Sweden	840	24%
34	31		Romania	732	88%
27	32		Poland	726	10%
31	33		Czech Rep	716	43%
44	34		Malaysia	643	192%
37	35		Qatar	569	42%
30	36		Chile	564	9%
38	37		Hong Kong	560	95%
39	38		Portugal	461	69%
33	39		NZ	458	8%
41	40		Singapore	393	60%
47	41		Finland	380	107%
24	42		Pakistan	268	-64%
45	43		Slovakia	261	29%
49	44		Colombia	244	51%
46	45		Israel	207	5%
48	46		Bahrain	203	14%
52	47		Bulgaria	190	68%
55	48		Cyprus	182	88%
56	49		Argentina	172	81%
?	50		Egypt	155	?
61	51		Slovenia	121	70%
64	52		Estonia	119	105%
53	53		Kazakhstan	118	8%
51	54		Denmark	116	-4%
65	55		Iceland	112	129%
57	56		Serbia	107	22%
59	57		Moldova	103	29%
62	58		Lithuania	97	45%
63	59		New Caledonia	84	53%
?	60		Hungary	84	?
60	61		Monaco	78	7%
68	62		Thailand	69	77%
73	63		Tunisia	64	256%
72	64		San Marino	43	115%
71	65		Croatia	42	75%
70	66		Greece	12	-60%
74	67		Uruguay	5	150%
			Others	8,124		2.7%
			Total	303,926	36%

Data source: Thanks to individual associations, Land Rover PR (which seems to be working now) and to yours truly. It took a lot of time to get all this data and all in the interest of public awareness. As you see, there is no advertising and there is no commercialism associated with this blog. Enjoy.
Picture Source: Thanks to www.netcarshow.com
Last updated: 7.7.13

Land Rover Sales By Country: 2012 (Exclusive)

By Gavin Kalsi Thursday, 20 July 2017

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I don't know if LR think this sort of statistical release is good or not. What I do know is you won't see it anywhere else. What it shows is a fantastic year for the brand and so they should be glad that it is public. Good news is to be shared. What is there not to like about a company that introduced the first SUV, and deliver the best off road and best looking SUVs.
To clarify with some of the data: underlined figures means the country has some Land Rovers sold under commercial vehicles and I do know the figure (or an educated estimate). As for Turkey, well they don't like answering emails so that will never be known for certain. The Germany figure seems a bit high but that is what JLR say. Middle Eastern countries don't show here and India is an educated estimate. Hong Kong may or may not be included in China's figure.
All in all a fairly comprehensive list you will agree. The first two columns show 2011 and 2012 ranking, the second column in from the right is increase or decrease, and the extreme right shows share of LR sales for  major markets. Colour coding shows where the growth came from. I had to put the green figure up to 100% otherwise it would have been a very green list, such was the improvement in sales worldwide. It will be updated occasionally and the late update is noted at the bottom of the article.

3	1		China	65,896	83%	21.7%		+100% Incr
1	2		UK	54,543	24%	17.9%		10 Nations
2	3		USA	43,664	15%	14.4%
4	4		Russia	19,043	44%	6.3%		50-99% Incr
5	5		Italy	13,573	28%	4.5%		19 Nations
6	6		Germany	13,525	63%	4.5%
9	7		France	9,248	59%	3.0%		1-49% Incr
7	8		Brazil	8,180	0%	2.7%		30 Nations
8	9		Australia	7,929	36%	2.6%
10	10		RSA	7,464	30%	2.5%		Decrease
11	11		Spain	6,415	28%	2.1%		5 Nations
13	12		Belgium	4,498	61%	1.3%
12	13		Canada	4,268	32%	1.4%		Unknown
16	14		Switzerland	4,037	102%	1.3%		2 Nations
15	15		UAE	3,083	18%	1.0%
19	16		Austria	2,208	78%	0.7%
17	17		India	1,993	36%	0.7%
18	18		Korea	1,916	39%	0.6%
21	19		Japan	1,840	95%	0.6%
14	20		Turkey	1,590	-39%	0.5%
20	21		Netherlands	1,522	33%	0.5%
22	22		Ukraine	1,472	67%	0.5%
36	23		Morocco	1,393	272%
25	24		Saudi Arabia	1,100	54%
23	25		Kuwait	1,039	35%
29	26		Ireland	940	59%
28	27		Mexico	927	51%
32	28		Norway	907	90%
35	29		Luxembourg	853	122%
26	30		Sweden	840	24%
34	31		Romania	732	88%
27	32		Poland	726	10%
31	33		Czech Rep	716	43%
44	34		Malaysia	643	192%
37	35		Qatar	569	42%
30	36		Chile	564	9%
38	37		Hong Kong	560	95%
39	38		Portugal	461	69%
33	39		NZ	458	8%
41	40		Singapore	393	60%
47	41		Finland	380	107%
24	42		Pakistan	268	-64%
45	43		Slovakia	261	29%
49	44		Colombia	244	51%
46	45		Israel	207	5%
48	46		Bahrain	203	14%
52	47		Bulgaria	190	68%
55	48		Cyprus	182	88%
56	49		Argentina	172	81%
?	50		Egypt	155	?
61	51		Slovenia	121	70%
64	52		Estonia	119	105%
53	53		Kazakhstan	118	8%
51	54		Denmark	116	-4%
65	55		Iceland	112	129%
57	56		Serbia	107	22%
59	57		Moldova	103	29%
62	58		Lithuania	97	45%
63	59		New Caledonia	84	53%
?	60		Hungary	84	?
60	61		Monaco	78	7%
68	62		Thailand	69	77%
73	63		Tunisia	64	256%
72	64		San Marino	43	115%
71	65		Croatia	42	75%
70	66		Greece	12	-60%
74	67		Uruguay	5	150%
			Others	8,124		2.7%
			Total	303,926	36%

Data source: Thanks to individual associations, Land Rover PR (which seems to be working now) and to yours truly. It took a lot of time to get all this data and all in the interest of public awareness. As you see, there is no advertising and there is no commercialism associated with this blog. Enjoy.
Picture Source: Thanks to www.netcarshow.com
Last updated: 7.7.13