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Another bouncy year for car sales here, with VW finishing up this winner of Denmark's version of musical chairs. With an amazing 60% increase in one year emphasises how things change. Then Ford managed a decrease when the overall market went up so strongly, surrendering a sizable lead in the process.
10/11/Brand/Sales/Inc-decr
4 1 VW 21,900 60%
1 2 Ford 18,700 -1%
2 3 Peugeot 18,300 21%
5 4 Toyota 15,000 10%
3 5 Citroen 14,600 5% 6 6 Opel 12,300 4%
12 7 Renault 10,200 70%
10 8 Hyundai 9,800 25%
9 9 Chevrolet 8,700 9%
8 10 Suzuki 8,600 9%
7 11 Fiat 8,300 -8%
11 12 Skoda 7,000 1%
13 13 Kia 6,300 16%
16 14 Mercedes 5,500 28%
14 15 Audi 5,200 4%
17 16 Nissan 4,600 27%
15 17 Mazda 4,200 -5%
18 18 BMW 3,250 15%
20 19 Seat 2,400 16%
19 20 Volvo 2,300 -8%
21 21 Mitsubishi 1,800 2%
22 22 Honda 1,750 17%
23 23 Alfa Romeo 1,000 18%
26 24 Iveco 757 52%
25 25 MINI 512 1%
24 26 smart 353 -37%
27 27 Saab 198 -46%
29 28 Land Rover 121 23%
28 29 Subaru 100 -42%
34 30 Lexus 71 103%
Others 327
Total 194,250 14.4% increase.
Denmark has very expensive cars, due to high registration fees and taxes. However, sales are brisk in this affluent nation.


Source: Bilimp

Car/LCV Sales Denmark: 2011


New cars in Denmark are expensive. This is to reduce buying which it does, but there are plenty of Danes that a) need a car and b) can afford a new one. Therefore sales are strong anyway. In fact 2012 was a good year for car sales, not a record but strong nevertheless. I have included light commercials as well which assists French brands on the list below for example. Makes such as Iveco turn up too.
VW has cemented itself at # 1 spot, as Ford slips a bit. Suzuki was 3rd in 2005, but continues to lose ground. Toyota is moving up nicely and Kia had a real jump in 2012. Premium marques are not big sellers here.
The first three columns show 2010 to 2012 ranking, the second column in from the right is increase or decrease, and the extreme right shows market share for the major brands.
4 1 1
VW 25,087 15% 12.9%
2 3 2
Peugeot 17,232 -6% 8.8%
5 4 3
Toyota 17,081 14% 8.8%
1 2 4
Ford 16,035 -14% 8.2%
3 5 5
Citroen 14,576 0% 7.5%
13 13 6
Kia 11,068 76% 5.7%
12 7 7
Renault 10,524 3% 5.4%
6 6 8
Opel 9,511 -23% 4.9%
7 11 9
Fiat 9,266 12% 4.8%
10 8 10
Hyundai 9,104 -7% 4.7%
11 12 11
Skoda 9,093 30% 4.7%
8 10 12
Suzuki 6,560 -24% 3.4%
9 9 13
Chevrolet 6,128 -29% 3.1%
16 14 14
Mercedes 6,105 10% 3.1%
17 16 15
Nissan 5,577 21% 2.9%
14 15 16
Audi 5,429 5% 2.8%
20 19 17
Seat 3,895 63% 2.0%
18 18 18
BMW 2,967 -9% 1.5%
15 17 19
Mazda 2,808 -34% 1.4%
22 22 20
Honda 2,129 22% 1.1%
19 20 21
Volvo 1,758 -22% 0.9%
26 24 22
Iveco 824 9%
21 21 23
Mitsubishi 492 -73%
23 23 24
Alfa Romeo 487 -51%
25 25 25
MINI 362 -29%
24 26 26
smart 191 -46%
29 28 27
Land Rover 116 -4%




Others 441





Total 194,847 0%

Data Source: Thanks to Bilimp
Picture Source: Thanks to www.netcarshow.com

Car/LCV Sales Denmark: 2012


Denmark's highly taxed cars has meant that many popular models are small cars, as you see below. The new UP! model has taken the nation by storm, but I wonder if VW can keep that up! If you add the similar Citigo model, then it really is a much liked car. Kia showed some good gains too.




1 VW UP! 10,637 new
2 Toyota Aygo 7,136 53%
3 Kia Picanto 5,191 72%
4 Peugeot 107 4,929 15%
5 Citroen C1 4,789 55%
6 Skoda Citigo 3,869 new
7 Chevrolet Spark 3,757 -34%
8 Toyota Yaris 3,714 79%
9 Kia Rio 3,496 +++
10 Toyota Avensis 3,411 -4%
11 Ford Fiesta 3,311 15%
12 Opel Corsa 3,294 -23%
13 Hyundai i30 2,974 -20%
14 Renault Clio 2,800 22%
15 VW Polo 2,746 -32%
16 Suzuki Swift 2,739 -19%
17 Citroen C3 2,734 4%
18 Peugeot 206+ 2,724 -1%
19 Hyundai i10 2,665 -14%
20 Peugeot 208 2,642 new
21 Hyundai i20 2,636 29%
22 Fiat 500 2,625 -3%
23 Ford Focus 2,408 -12%
23 Fiat Panda 2,408 39%
25 Skoda Fabia 2,250 -26%
26 VW Golf 2,142 -41%
27 Nissan Qashqai 2,048 5%
28 Ford Mondeo 1,865 -38%
29 Ford Ka 1,849 1%
30 Renault Scenic 1,845 -26%

Data source: please click here  Picture Source: Thanks to www.netcarshow.com

Car Sales Denmark By Model: 2012


The Ford Sierra was 5th in 1987...

In October 2013, all of the top ten car models sold in Denmark are very small, or tiny. I wondered if it is the very high cost of ownership that causes this. Is it because of  environmental concerns? Northern Europeans do seem to like bigger cars than other parts of Europe, so why are such small vehicles so popular in Denmark? I found car sales for 1987 and thought that may provide an answer.




By ModelSales

By MakeSales


1Toyota Corolla7,491
1Opel17,969


2Opel Kadet6,951
2Toyota14,808


3Mazda 6265,174
3Ford13,861


4Ford Escort4,592
4Mazda11,543


5Ford Sierra3,924
5VW8,239


6Mazda 3233,820
6Citroen7,804


7VW Golf3,164
7Fiat7,060


8Fiat Uno2,882
8Nissan6,371


9Citroen BX2,865
9Peugeot5,905


10Peugeot 4052,683
10Volvo4,429







Total124,097

I noticed there is only one small car listed back then, the Fiat Uno. Some are quite large such as the 626, Sierra and 405. So Danes did used to buy larger cars than they do now. Certainly the environment is more important now than '87, but I think that the cost is perhaps the main factor in the move to small.

As for differences in brand sales, VW is now up to 1st from 5th back then. Ford and Toyota have swapped places, while Peugeot is up from 9th to 4th. Skoda have entered the top ten (now 5th), Citroen are placed the same (6th), and Kia are new in (7th). Renault are now 8th, Hyundai 9th, and Opel have fallen from 1st to 10th. Mazda (now 19th), Fiat (12th), Nissan (11th) and Volvo (21st) are currently off the top ten list.

Summary: Nothing stays the same and just as the size of cars sold in Denmark has reduced greatly, so too the ranking of models is quite different. 

...while the Peugeot 405 was 10th.

Top 10 Models/Brands Denmark: 1987


Wonderful Copenhagen - a popular picture on jigsaws

A 6.7% increase was a strong result for this small nation that would prefer if its citizens rode bikes. Peugeot was mainly the biggest brand here for many years, but VW suddenly took that three years ago. It has been increasing the gap between it and second ever since. 

There are some big movements here, as is often the case with small sales totals. Skoda is flying up the charts, as has Nissan but to a lesser degree.


111213
SalesShare+/-

111VW24,37213.4%20%

342Ford15,2548.4%16%

523Toyota14,4767.9%-9%

234Peugeot14,1377.8%-7%

1175Skoda13,7047.5%52%

456Citroen12,4676.8%-5%

897Renault11,7596.5%35%

1368Kia10,9546.0%0%

789Hyundai8,0774.4%-9%

61010Opel6,4743.6%-12%

161511Nissan6,0983.3%36%

141412Audi6,0443.3%16%

121113Fiat5,9013.2%-20%

101214Suzuki5,4863.0%-15%

91315Chevrolet4,9532.7%-19%

201616Seat4,9382.7%35%

171717Mercedes4,2782.3%18%

181818BMW3,9592.2%36%

151919Mazda3,2051.8%16%

192120Volvo1,7170.9%4%

212021Honda1,7010.9%-19%

--22Dacia684

242423MINI491
44%

232224Alfa Romeo324
-31%

272625Subaru117
129%



26Tesla112
833%

252527smart100
-48%

222328Mitsubishi86
-80%

282729Land Rover74
61%

303030Porsche34
-3%

312931Jaguar32
-11%

292832Lexus21
-46%




Others169





Total182,1987%
Data source: Thanks to Bilimp.

VW UP! top in Denmark

Denmark Car Sales By Brand : 2013

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