Malaysia Vehicle Sales By Brand : 2013

A 4.5% increase was a good result, an all time record. These figures are for all vehicles, including trucks. CAMC sells Anhui Chinese trucks, and it other uncommon names on the list show China is pushing into commercial vehicle sales in Malaysia.

Proton preve certainly looks smart

To sell in numbers here means local assembly. Subaru just has done so and sales went from 53 in 2012 to over a thousand in 2013. Local makes Perodua (Daihatsus made under license) and Proton take 51% share, down very slightly on the previous year.

11	12	13		Sales	Share	+/-
1	1	1	Perodua	196,071	29.9%	4%
2	2	2	Proton	138,753	21.2%	-2%
3	3	3	Toyota	91,185	13.9%	-13%
5	4	4	Nissan	53,156	8.1%	47%
4	5	5	Honda	51,544	7.9%	47%
6	9	6	Mitsubishi	12,348	1.9%	6%
7	8	7	Hyundai	12,217	1.9%	2%
9	10	8	Isuzu	12,061	1.8%	13%
12	12	9	Ford	10,660	1.6%	50%
8	7	10	Kia & Naza	10,420	1.6%	-15%
10	6	11	VW	9,538	1.5%	-27%
13	14	12	Mazda	9,197	1.4%	45%
17	15	13	BMW	7,057	1.1%	12%
14	13	14	Hino	7,002	1.1%	9%
16	16	15	Peugeot	6,505	1.0%	6%
15	17	16	Mercedes	5,550	0.8%	-6%
11	11	17	Suzuki	4,962	0.8%	-39%
25	23	18	Audi	3,102		119%
20	18	19	Fuso	2,532		16%
23	19	20	Chevrolet	1,673		-17%
21	21	21	Lexus	1,336		-9%
19	22	22	Daihatsu	1,156		-20%
36	40	23	Subaru	1,084		n/a
32	25	24	Land Rover	1,003		56%
24	24	25	Volvo	861		-8%
18	20	26	Chery	740		-55%
26	26	27	Scania	577		24%
-	30	28	Sinotruk	483		69%
28	28	29	MINI	437		28%
-	31	30	CAMC	372		47%
30	32	31	Ssangyong	292		23%
-	34	32	Great Wall	281		62%
27	27	33	Porsche	275		-30%
29	35	34	MAN	234		39%
-	-	35	Chana	226		New
-	36	36	JAC	200		49%
31	29	37	Bison	191		-37%
34	33	38	JBC	157		-13%
-	42	39	Auman	151		196%
			Others	204
			Total	655,793		4%

Data source: Thanks to Motortrader/MAA.

The Perodua range. Catchy slogan too