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The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is a small landlocked country of approximately 2,600 square kilometres (1,000 sq mi) and has the highest GDP per capita in the world. So they can afford to buy cars, but have little space to drive them around in.
VW took the lead from Renault in 2006 and has built a commanding lead since. Premium brands sell well here as expected with a high standard of living. Total sales were typical for the country, so the economy is sound.
1 VW 7,222 14.5%
2 Audi 4,642 9.3% 3 BMW 4,379 8.8%
4 Renault 3,940 7.9%
5 Peugeot 3,466 6.9%
6 Mercedes 3,101 6.2%
7 Citroen 2,994 6.0%
8 Ford 2,932 5.9%
9 Hyundai 2,223 4.5%
10 Opel 1,933 3.9%
11 Skoda 1,499 3.0%
12 Volvo 1,452 2.9%
13 Nissan 1,176 2.4%
14 Seat 1,069 2.1%
15 Fiat 1,019 2.0%
16 Toyota 855 1.7%
17 Alfa Romeo 793 1.6% 18 MINI 775 1.6%
19 Dacia 656 1.3%
20 Suzuki 471 0.9%
21 Porsche 396 0.8%
22 Land Rover 372 0.7%
23 Kia 322 0.6%
24 GM 294 0.6%
25 Chrysler 267 0.5%
26 Honda 258 0.5%
27 Mitsubishi 235 0.5%
28 Mazda 180 0.4%
29 Lancia 168 0.3%
30 smart 155 0.3%
Others 637 1.3%
Total 49,881 0.3% increase.
Good gains were had by Volvo (+44.9%), Nissan (+31.7%), MINI (+25%), Dacia (+30.7%) and land Rover (+31%). Sizable losses for Renault (-21.9%), Hyundai (-16.5%), Seat (-14.5%) Fiat (-15.6%), Honda (-31.6%) and Mazda (-47.8%).
A safe assumption: Business as usual for 2012.
For Luxembourg sales in 2010  click here
Data: statistiques.public.lu
Pics: Elite Rent-a-Car

Car Sales Luxembourg: 2011


This same entry but for 2011 was the biggest blog article for 2011, in fact the biggest ever for this site. I must say I never imagined an article on a small land locked principality in Europe would have been so popular.
As you can see, it is strongly Euro flavoured, with premium brands very strong. Land Rover is now 16th, approaching 2% of the total market. Considering the size of the place, car sales are very strong and very consistent.
Below 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 market share for the major brands.
1 1
VW 6,721 -7% 13.3%
4 2
Renault 4,866 24% 9.7%
3 3
BMW 4,821 10% 9.6%
2 4
Audi 4,644 0% 9.2%
5 5
Peugeot 3,484 1% 6.9%
6 6
Mercedes 3,259 5% 6.5%
7 7
Citroen 2,894 -3% 5.7%
8 8
Ford 2,536 -14% 5.0%
10 9
Opel 2,146 11% 4.3%
9 10
Hyundai 1,899 -15% 3.8%
11 11
Skoda 1,381 -8% 2.7%
13 12
Nissan 1,378 17% 2.7%
12 13
Volvo 1,201 -17% 2.4%
16 14
Toyota 1,124 31% 2.2%
15 15
Fiat 1,060 4% 2.1%
22 16
Land Rover 835 124% 1.7%
19 17
Dacia 819 25% 1.6%
14 18
Seat 690 -35% 1.4%
18 19
MINI 681 -12% 1.4%
20 20
Suzuki 586 24% 1.2%
17 21
Alfa Romeo 563 -29% 1.1%
21 22
Porsche 416 5%
24 23
Chev/Cad 377 28%
23 24
Kia 328 2%
25 25
Chrysler 250 -6%
26 26
Honda 233 -10%
29 27
Lancia 227 35%
27 28
Mitsubishi 170 -28%
28 29
Mazda 124 -31%
30 30
smart 120 -23%
31 31
Subaru 110 6%
33 32
Jaguar 104 12%



Others 351




Total 50,398 1%


Data Source: Thanks to
www.statistiques.public.lu
Pictures: Thanks to
www.netcarshow.com

Car Sales Luxembourg: 2012



Audi #2 in Luxembourg

Car sales for the 2011 year of Luxembourg was the most popular post ever. It still has more hits in 2013 than any other article. Well, here is the 2013 version. Sales were down 7.5%,  a surprise to me as sales in the Grand Duchy are generally unusually stable for a small market.

VW took the number one spot from Renault in 2006 and has kept it ever since. Neither had a good 2013. Brands went up or down without any pattern I could see. Pale blue means sales were down but market share improved. Yellow was all bad and green all good.


111213
SalesShare+/-

111VW6,07213.0%-10%

242Audi4,69910.1%1%

333BMW4,4859.6%-7%

424Renault4,3229.3%-11%

665Mercedes3,3827.3%4%

556Peugeot2,4055.2%-31%

777Citroen2,3445.0%-19%

1098Opel2,1394.6%0%

889Ford2,1234.6%-16%

131210Nissan1,7223.7%25%

91011Hyundai1,5453.3%-19%

151512Fiat1,3993.0%32%

111113Skoda1,1172.4%-19%

121314Volvo1,0682.3%-11%

191715Dacia9132.0%11%

161416Toyota7811.7%-31%

221617Land Rover7751.7%-7%

141818Seat7061.5%2%

181919MINI6511.4%-4%

202020Suzuki5711.2%-3%

232421Kia4881.0%49%

212222Porsche4170.9%0%

172123Alfa Romeo3550.8%-37%

282924Mazda3370.7%172%

242325GM US/Kr3300.7%-12%

252526Jeep226
-10%

262627Honda213
-9%

292728Lancia197
-13%

272829Mitsubishi144
-15%

303030smart142
18%

333231Jaguar113
9%

313132Subaru78
-29%

343433Ssangyong75
23%

323334Lexus72
-19%

373635Infiniti63
75%




Others155




Total46,624
-7%
Data source: Thanks to STATEC.
Nissan made the top 10 with 25% sales growth - impressive

Luxembourg Car Sales By Brand : 2013

The Civic Tourer is no doubt doing well here

Rear seats fold up. Clever
This car market is here so stable from year to year when it comes to total sales. There is virtually no difference and it has been like that for years.

While not a large nation, sales for  Luxembourg 2011 is the all time most popular blog article I have produced. So size isn't everything. Even a small nation can gain much interest. If you click on the 2011 title just above, you can see the article, complete with map to show you where to find the Grand Duchy if you are not sure.

VW overtook Renault in 2006 and it has remained at the top since. Currently Renault battles Audi and BMW for second spot. With places three to five all premium marques indicates an affluent nation, and so it is. Brands from Europe are definitely favoured.

Getting sales by model is impossible it seems. So why Renault did so well in 2014 cannot be allied with a model or models. Honda had a good year too, and I assume the very good Tourer may have helped there. Infiniti seems to be gaining clients with success.

10 11 12 13 14 Make 2014 % +/-

1 1 1 1 1 VW 6,437 12.9% 6%

2 4 2 4 2 Renault 5,031 10.1% 16%

3 2 4 2 3 Audi 4,832 9.7% 3%

4 3 3 3 4 BMW 4,812 9.7% 7%

6 6 6 5 5 Mercedes 3,644 7.3% 8%

5 5 5 6 6 Peugeot 2,723 5.5% 13%

7 8 8 9 7 Ford 2,335 4.7% 10%

8 7 7 7 8 Citroen 2,271 4.6% -3%

10 10 9 8 9 Opel 2,196 4.4% 3%

9 9 10 11 10 Hyundai 1,812 3.6% 17%

11 11 11 13 11 Škoda 1,515 3.0% 36%

14 12 13 14 12 Volvo 1,232 2.5% 15%

13 15 15 12 13 Fiat 1,208 2.4% -14%

16 13 12 10 14 Nissan 1,168 2.3% -32%

15 16 14 16 15 Toyota 915 1.8% 17%

19 19 17 15 16 Dacia 841 1.7% -8%

24 22 16 17 17 Land Rover 787 1.6% 2%

12 14 18 18 18 Seat 785 1.6% 11%

18 18 19 19 19 MINI 769 1.5% 18%

22 21 22 22 20 Porsche 567 1.1% 36%

25 23 24 21 21 Kia 529 1.1% 8%

20 20 20 20 21 Suzuki 529 1.1% -7%

21 26 26 27 23 Honda 453 0.9% 113%

17 17 21 23 24 Alfa Romeo 388 0.8% 9%

23 28 29 24 25 Mazda 359 0.7% 7%

26 25 25 26 26 Jeep 339 0.7% 50%

42 37 36 35 27 Infiniti 170 0.3% 170%

32 24 23 25 28 Chevr/Cadil 155 0.3% -53%

28 30 30 30 29 smart 139 0.3% -2%

31 27 28 29 30 Mitsubishi 123 0.2% -15%

47 34 34 33 31 Ssangyong 117 0.2% 56%

37 39 38 38 32 Maserati 92 0.2% 268%

33 32 33 34 32 Lexus 92 0.2% 28%

29 33 32 31 34 Jaguar 91 0.2% -19%

27 29 27 28 35 Lancia 90 0.2% -54%

30 31 31 32 36 Subaru 68 0.1% -13%

36 38 37 36 37 Ferrari 39 0.1% 8%

- - - 43 38 Tesla 35 0.1% 600%

35 36 35 37 39 Aston Martin 29 0.1% 0%

38 40 39 39 40 Bentley 26 0.1% 18%

39 41 40 40 41 Lotus 15 0.0% 36%






Others 35







Total 49,793
7%

Data: statistiques.public.lu

Car Sales By Brand Luxembourg : 2014

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