Turkey Car Sales By Brand : 2013

Istambul - where East meets West

A 19.5% increase was the final result for Turkey's car sales. Looking back over some time, it seems it is a record result. It could have been so good because there is going to be an increase in the consumption tax added to passenger cars of between 5 to 15% based on engine size. This will mean they will then range from between 45 to 145%!

Green shows the big winners and the top three did that, as well as many larger selling brands. Blue shows increase but lost market share and yellow decreased sales.

11	12	13		Sales	Share	+/-
1	1	1	Renault	96,761	14.6	32.8
4	2	2	VW	88,304	13.3	32.2
2	4	3	Ford	58,405	8.8	24.2
5	3	4	Opel	55,719	8.4	13.4
3	5	5	Fiat	50,256	7.6	13.5
6	6	6	Hyundai	48,122	7.2	10.2
7	7	7	Toyota	36,030	5.4	12.7
10	8	8	Dacia	28,901	4.3	4.5
11	14	9	Peugeot	23,068	3.5	58.9
12	12	10	BMW	20,705	3.1	35.8
15	16	11	Mercedes	20,023	3.0	57.3
13	13	12	Citroen	19,690	3.0	33.8
9	9	13	Nissan	18,417	2.8	-2.4
14	11	14	Honda	15,415	2.3	-6.7
16	15	15	Audi	14,987	2.3	9.2
17	17	16	Kia	13,195	2.0	11.2
18	18	17	Skoda	12,833	1.9	26.8
8	10	18	Chevrolet	12,506	1.9	-32.4
19	19	19	Seat	11,065	1.7	90.4
20	20	20	Volvo	5,021	0.8	-4.3
27	21	21	Suzuki	1,623	0.2	-8.8
24	22	22	MINI	1,557	0.2	-11.4
21	24	23	Mitsubishi	1,488	0.2	15.4
25	29	24	Mazda	1,377	0.2	70.0
22	23	25	Land Rover	1,323	0.2	-16.8
33	33	26	Subaru	1,101	0.2	72.0
31	25	27	Alfa Romeo	1,030	0.2	-2.1
30	30	28	Jeep	973	0.1	21.8
32	27	29	Ssangyong	972	0.1	2.7
36	35	30	Lancia	782	0.1	183.3
28	31	31	Proton	715	0.1	-5.9
26	26	32	Geely	623	0.1	-38.9
34	34	33	Porsche	517	0.1	4.0
23	28	34	Chery	492	0.1	-39.3
29	32	35	Tata	326	0.0	-52.3
39	36	36	smart	110	0.0	14.6
37	37	37	Jaguar	97	0.0	15.5
			Others	126
			Total	664,655		19.5

Sales data: Thanks to ODD.

Influencing sales for Renault