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- Canada Auto Brand Market Share Chart - November 2011
Of the 121,000 new vehicles acquired by Canadians in November 2011, 43% were sold by U.S. domestic manufacturers. Admittedly, a handful of that 43% portion was grabbed by an Italian, but you get the point. The Detroit brands owned 46% of Canada's...
- U.s. Auto Brand Market Share Chart - November 2011
America's car market grew by 13.9% in November 2011. This means Americans acquired 121,419 more new vehicles in November of this year than November 2010. As was already mentioned, four domestic brands accounted for 48,776 of those extra sales. General...
- Luxury Auto Brand Market Share In America - October 2011
Infiniti lost a significant chunk of the luxury market which the company had previously held in September. October 2011 was not kind to Japanese luxury automakers, as a rule. Lexus sales were down 14% year-over-year, but compared with September,...
- 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...
- U.s. Auto Brand Market Share Chart - September 2011
The Ford Motor Company and General Motors were both able to grow their market share from August to September. Though the gains may've been slim, the increase from 16.3% to 16.6% for Ford and 19.7% to 20.4% for General Motors is still better than what...
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U.S. Auto Brand Market Share Chart - October 2011
Toyota USA saw its market share shoot up from 11.5% in September to 13.1% in October despite sales which fell 6.5% year-over-year. American Honda gained more than a percentage point during the same period.
At whose expense?
Most automakers, to be honest. Ford's U.S. market share fell from 16.6%, in both October of last year and this September past, to 16.4% in October 2011. The Chrysler Group, including Fiat, was down from 12.1% in September to 11.2%. General Motors slid from 19.7% to 18.3%. Mazda fell from 2.4% to 1.8%. Nissan USA landed at 8.1%, down from 8.8% a month prior.
Volkswagen, BMW and Hyundai/Kia did manage to make gains in the face of rising Toyota sales. Toyota was up 9% from September in a market that shrunk slightly. Honda improved 10% in the same period. For context, consider Chevrolet, sales of which slid 11% from September to October.
One month does not make a trend. But it's obvious that the long road back from earthquake-ravaged inventory problems has begun for America's favourite Japanese automakers. Although parts shortages caused by Thailand's floods could cause more problems for Honda, news that the company is redoing the all-new 2012 Civic might be just what the company requires a year from now.
The American edition of October 2011's auto manufacturer market share pie chart is below.
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At whose expense?
Most automakers, to be honest. Ford's U.S. market share fell from 16.6%, in both October of last year and this September past, to 16.4% in October 2011. The Chrysler Group, including Fiat, was down from 12.1% in September to 11.2%. General Motors slid from 19.7% to 18.3%. Mazda fell from 2.4% to 1.8%. Nissan USA landed at 8.1%, down from 8.8% a month prior.
Volkswagen, BMW and Hyundai/Kia did manage to make gains in the face of rising Toyota sales. Toyota was up 9% from September in a market that shrunk slightly. Honda improved 10% in the same period. For context, consider Chevrolet, sales of which slid 11% from September to October.
One month does not make a trend. But it's obvious that the long road back from earthquake-ravaged inventory problems has begun for America's favourite Japanese automakers. Although parts shortages caused by Thailand's floods could cause more problems for Honda, news that the company is redoing the all-new 2012 Civic might be just what the company requires a year from now.
The American edition of October 2011's auto manufacturer market share pie chart is below.
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- Canada Auto Brand Market Share Chart - November 2011
Of the 121,000 new vehicles acquired by Canadians in November 2011, 43% were sold by U.S. domestic manufacturers. Admittedly, a handful of that 43% portion was grabbed by an Italian, but you get the point. The Detroit brands owned 46% of Canada's...
- U.s. Auto Brand Market Share Chart - November 2011
America's car market grew by 13.9% in November 2011. This means Americans acquired 121,419 more new vehicles in November of this year than November 2010. As was already mentioned, four domestic brands accounted for 48,776 of those extra sales. General...
- Luxury Auto Brand Market Share In America - October 2011
Infiniti lost a significant chunk of the luxury market which the company had previously held in September. October 2011 was not kind to Japanese luxury automakers, as a rule. Lexus sales were down 14% year-over-year, but compared with September,...
- 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...
- U.s. Auto Brand Market Share Chart - September 2011
The Ford Motor Company and General Motors were both able to grow their market share from August to September. Though the gains may've been slim, the increase from 16.3% to 16.6% for Ford and 19.7% to 20.4% for General Motors is still better than what...