Lichtenstein Sales By Brand : 2013

I visited some time ago but didn't see anything quite this pretty

The tiny Principality of just 35,000 people enjoys a high standard of living and has a strong financial sector. I assume some of the cars here listed may have been bought in neighbouring countries and brought home.

To say it is a strong market for German cars is to state the obvious. It had a reduction in total sales by 8.9%, with the yellow highlighting the many brands that lost sales. VW has been number since where my records end way back in 1998. Audi has been number two for the past five years, supplanting BMW.

11	12	13		Sales	Share	+/-
1	1	1	VW	315	16.4%	-13%
2	2	2	Audi	231	12.0%	11%
3	3	3	BMW	165	8.6%	-11%
6	4	4	Mercedes	116	6.0%	-17%
4	5	5	Toyota	111	5.8%	-5%
5	6	6	Ford	97	5.1%	-13%
8	9	7	Opel	85	4.4%	29%
7	8	8	Renault	69	3.6%	-1%
9	7	9	Skoda	67	3.5%	-33%
27	23	10	Seat	56	2.9%	107%
14	18	11	Hyundai	52	2.7%	37%
17	14	12	Suzuki	49	2.6%	11%
11	12	13	Mazda	42	2.2%	-21%
20	22	13	Citroen	42	2.2%	31%
19	12	15	Land Rover	36	1.9%	-32%
22	15	16	MINI	34	1.8%	-17%
18	20	17	Mitsubishi	33	1.7%	-8%
20	23	17	Honda	33	1.7%	22%
25	27	19	Fiat	32	1.7%	39%
12	10	20	Subaru	31	1.6%	-46%
10	11	20	Nissan	31	1.6%	-45%
16	16	22	Volvo	29	1.5%	-28%
13	21	23	Porsche	28	1.5%	-15%
15	17	24	Peugeot	23	1.2%	-41%
24	19	24	Kia	23	1.2%	-38%
25	25	26	Jeep	18	0.9%	-28%
32	28	26	smart	18	0.9%	29%
23	26	28	Dacia	15	0.8%	-38%
			Other	39	2.0%
			Total	1,920		-9%

Data source: Thanks to the LLV.

An Audi spotted without a driver