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- Canada Auto Brand Market Share Chart - September 2011
General Motors Canada suffered a huge blow as the company's market share slid from 17.8% in August all the way down to 12.5% in September. GM Canada's market share in September of last year was 13.2%. Meanwhile, the Ford Motor Company and...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In Canada - June 2011
General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and Nissan Canada all made significant market share gains in June 2011 at the expense of most other automakers. GM made its way from 15.4% of the overall new vehicle market in May to 16.9% in June thanks to year-over-year...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In Canada - April 2011
The Ford Motor Company and General Motors both lost market share in April. And which automaker managed to swoop in and post significant improvements? That'd be the Chrysler Group. Dodge sold 16,335 vehicles; Jeep added another 4280. Chrysler itself...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In America - April 2011
General Motors clawed back significant market share in the United States one month after a March in which the company's portion of new vehicle sales had dropped below Ford Motor Company's share. With one-fifth of all new vehicle sales in...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In Canada - January 2011
Since we've already surveyed the premises and analyzed the situation when laying out total sales by volume for automakers competing in Canada in January 2011, there's not a lot of point in going in-depth here. Here's what should be noted:...
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New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In Canada - May 2011
149,034 new vehicles were sold in Canada in May 2011. Only 46.6% of those sales were passenger cars. General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and the Chrysler Group (excluding Fiat) found 72,041 buyers, the majority of sales came about in dealerships which fly foreign logos. For a complete rundown on brand-by-brand volume, click here.
As for market share, GM, Ford, and Chrysler all owned more of it in May than in April. Toyota's share of the market fell four percentage points to 8.1%. Hyundai/Kia improved, as did the Volkswagen Group, although only slightly. In fact, "other brands", a group made up by Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Subaru, and Mitsubishi most notably, moved up nearly a full percentage point in May. Quite clearly, the losses at Toyota and Honda didn't all go the way of the domestics. South of the border, General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler (excluding Fiat) held 49.6% of the market in May.
Ford, Canada's favourite brand, has sold over 100,000 vehicles so far this year. Counting Lincoln, the Ford Motor Company nearly made its way to 107,000 sales. The Dearborn, Michigan-based company has increased its market share in Canada from 16% at this time last year to 16.6% through five months of 2011.
Not in the last eight years has there been a May as bad as May 2011 for automakers competing in Canada. New car sales last month were also significantly lower than April and March's totals, as well.
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As for market share, GM, Ford, and Chrysler all owned more of it in May than in April. Toyota's share of the market fell four percentage points to 8.1%. Hyundai/Kia improved, as did the Volkswagen Group, although only slightly. In fact, "other brands", a group made up by Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Subaru, and Mitsubishi most notably, moved up nearly a full percentage point in May. Quite clearly, the losses at Toyota and Honda didn't all go the way of the domestics. South of the border, General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler (excluding Fiat) held 49.6% of the market in May.
Ford, Canada's favourite brand, has sold over 100,000 vehicles so far this year. Counting Lincoln, the Ford Motor Company nearly made its way to 107,000 sales. The Dearborn, Michigan-based company has increased its market share in Canada from 16% at this time last year to 16.6% through five months of 2011.
Not in the last eight years has there been a May as bad as May 2011 for automakers competing in Canada. New car sales last month were also significantly lower than April and March's totals, as well.
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- Canada Auto Brand Market Share Chart - September 2011
General Motors Canada suffered a huge blow as the company's market share slid from 17.8% in August all the way down to 12.5% in September. GM Canada's market share in September of last year was 13.2%. Meanwhile, the Ford Motor Company and...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In Canada - June 2011
General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and Nissan Canada all made significant market share gains in June 2011 at the expense of most other automakers. GM made its way from 15.4% of the overall new vehicle market in May to 16.9% in June thanks to year-over-year...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In Canada - April 2011
The Ford Motor Company and General Motors both lost market share in April. And which automaker managed to swoop in and post significant improvements? That'd be the Chrysler Group. Dodge sold 16,335 vehicles; Jeep added another 4280. Chrysler itself...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In America - April 2011
General Motors clawed back significant market share in the United States one month after a March in which the company's portion of new vehicle sales had dropped below Ford Motor Company's share. With one-fifth of all new vehicle sales in...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In Canada - January 2011
Since we've already surveyed the premises and analyzed the situation when laying out total sales by volume for automakers competing in Canada in January 2011, there's not a lot of point in going in-depth here. Here's what should be noted:...