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- Minivan Sales And Truck Sales In Canada - August 2011
Of the 8338 minivans acquired in Canada last month, 68% were driven away from Chrysler/Dodge dealerships. While that sounds like terrific market share, Chrysler Town & Country sales were actually down 31% year-over-year. Town & Country sales are...
- Truck Sales And Minivan Sales In Canada - July 2011
26,779 pickup trucks were sold in Canada in July 2011. Before you get excited by assuming that a figure that high in a population this small is terrific news for pickup truck-building automakers, keep in mind that the 31 days of July 2010 saw 29,500 pickup...
- Minivan Sales And Truck Sales In America - April 2011
Through the first four months of 2011, Toyota sold 37,060 Sienna minivans. That's up 60.6% from the first four months of 2010, a pretty impressive showing based (at least partially) on the Swagger Wagon commercials. And good product. And 4-cylinder...
- Minivan Sales And Truck Sales In Canada - March 2011
Chew on these facts. First, of the 27,869 new pickup trucks acquired in Canada in March 2011, 92.1% were sold by Dodge, Ford, and General Motors. Add to that the Japanese-badged trucks that are built right here in North America. 18.1% of all new vehicle...
- Minivan Sales & Truck Sales In Canada - January 2011
17,410 pickup trucks were sold in Canada in January 2011. Put another way, pickup truck sales were responsible for 21.3% of the overall new vehicle market last month; the Ford F-Series alone represented 66 out of every 1000 new vehicle sales in January. ...
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Truck Sales And Minivan Sales In Canada - April 2011
58% of the minivans sold in Canada in April were Dodge Grand Caravans. Sounds great? Sure, of course it does, but Grand Caravan sales dropped 23% from April 2010's 5917-unit total. Sales of the Grand Caravan's platform-mate, the Chrysler Town & Country, were up 15%, but the T&C was still only Canada's fifth-best-selling minivan. On its own, the Grand Caravan was Canada's fifth-best-selling vehicle overall, down from fourth in March.
5.7% of all Canadian new vehicle sales last month were minivans. That's a significantly higher percentage than minivans muster in the United States. Yet it mostly comes down to the one previously discussed model. Though the Toyota Sienna and Honda Odyssey's overall share of the new vehicle market is slightly lower in Canada, the Dodge Grand Caravan's market share grows from 0.76% in the United States to 2.9% in Canada. That about explains it.
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5.7% of all Canadian new vehicle sales last month were minivans. That's a significantly higher percentage than minivans muster in the United States. Yet it mostly comes down to the one previously discussed model. Though the Toyota Sienna and Honda Odyssey's overall share of the new vehicle market is slightly lower in Canada, the Dodge Grand Caravan's market share grows from 0.76% in the United States to 2.9% in Canada. That about explains it.
If you're coming to the conclusion that Canadians choose minivans instead of SUVs and crossovers for fuel efficiency reasons, well, you'd be wrong there. SUVs and crossovers make up an equal part of the market north and south of the border. Indeed, pickup truck sales are higher in Canada than in the U.S - its car sales that are lower. The Ford F-150, believed by Americans to be an epically omnipresent nameplate, is even more forceful in Canada. The F-Series range accounts for nearly six out of every hundred Canadian new vehicle sales but less than four per hundred in the U.S. F-Series sales were up 5% in April in Canada.
Overall, Canadians acquired 26,255 new trucks from April 1st to the 30th. Only 2489 of those sales - fewer than 10% - were from import brands. The six full-size rivals from Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford, GMC, Nissan, and Toyota were allotted 85% of all truck sales.
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- Minivan Sales And Truck Sales In Canada - August 2011
Of the 8338 minivans acquired in Canada last month, 68% were driven away from Chrysler/Dodge dealerships. While that sounds like terrific market share, Chrysler Town & Country sales were actually down 31% year-over-year. Town & Country sales are...
- Truck Sales And Minivan Sales In Canada - July 2011
26,779 pickup trucks were sold in Canada in July 2011. Before you get excited by assuming that a figure that high in a population this small is terrific news for pickup truck-building automakers, keep in mind that the 31 days of July 2010 saw 29,500 pickup...
- Minivan Sales And Truck Sales In America - April 2011
Through the first four months of 2011, Toyota sold 37,060 Sienna minivans. That's up 60.6% from the first four months of 2010, a pretty impressive showing based (at least partially) on the Swagger Wagon commercials. And good product. And 4-cylinder...
- Minivan Sales And Truck Sales In Canada - March 2011
Chew on these facts. First, of the 27,869 new pickup trucks acquired in Canada in March 2011, 92.1% were sold by Dodge, Ford, and General Motors. Add to that the Japanese-badged trucks that are built right here in North America. 18.1% of all new vehicle...
- Minivan Sales & Truck Sales In Canada - January 2011
17,410 pickup trucks were sold in Canada in January 2011. Put another way, pickup truck sales were responsible for 21.3% of the overall new vehicle market last month; the Ford F-Series alone represented 66 out of every 1000 new vehicle sales in January. ...