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- Canada Auto Brand Market Share Chart - October 2011
One month ago the September 2011 edition of this Canadian market share post had General Motors at 12.5%, Ford at 19.1%, and the Chrysler Group at 14.2%. Things have changed. Ford lost huge chunks of September's market share as Canadian Blue...
- 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...
- Luxury Auto Brand Market Share In Canada - September 2011
Between the three of them, Canada's trio of best-selling luxury brands accounted for 54.4% of all premium vehicle sales in September 2011. Audi, with 12.9% of the market, was up by half a percentage point. BMW, at 21.9%, was up more than a full percentage...
- Luxury Auto Brand Market Share In America - September 2011
Excluding products like the Hyundai Equus and Chevrolet Corvette ZR1, America's luxury auto sector was worth 121,731 sales in September 2011. Nearly one-fifth of those sales occurred in Mercedes-Benz showrooms. (Nearly three out of every ten Benz...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In Canada - August 2011
Churning forward from the 14.4% share of the Canadian new vehicle market General Motors owned in July, 17.8% of all new vehicle acquisitions in August 2011 went GM's way. Ford Motor Company slid back slightly from 19.3% to 18.5%. Although year-over-year...
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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 the Chrysler Group achieved, staying level at 12.1%.
The BMW Group landed with a narrow increase. The year-over-year drop reported by American Honda wasn't nearly as bad as it had been for months; market share jumped from 7.6% in July and 7.7% in August to 8.5% in September. Hyundai/Kia slid a full percentage point, though sales were much stronger than in September 2010. Like BMW, Mazda, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Subaru, and Volkswagen posted slight improvements in U.S. auto market share, as did the collective group of brands which go unnamed.
Toyota Motor Corporation saw its share of the U.S. market decrease from 12.1% in what was a decent August to 11.5%. However, unlike Hyundai/Kia's sales performance, there's not a lot of spin Toyota can put on its market share decline. In September of last year, Toyota's market share was 15.3%. Hyundai and Kia did post a significant month-to-month drop, but at least there were significant gains year-over-year, from 8% in September 2010 to 8.3% last month.
The American automotive industry's market share chart for September 2011 is below.
Older versions of this monthly post were called New Vehicle Market Share By Brand
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The BMW Group landed with a narrow increase. The year-over-year drop reported by American Honda wasn't nearly as bad as it had been for months; market share jumped from 7.6% in July and 7.7% in August to 8.5% in September. Hyundai/Kia slid a full percentage point, though sales were much stronger than in September 2010. Like BMW, Mazda, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Subaru, and Volkswagen posted slight improvements in U.S. auto market share, as did the collective group of brands which go unnamed.
Toyota Motor Corporation saw its share of the U.S. market decrease from 12.1% in what was a decent August to 11.5%. However, unlike Hyundai/Kia's sales performance, there's not a lot of spin Toyota can put on its market share decline. In September of last year, Toyota's market share was 15.3%. Hyundai and Kia did post a significant month-to-month drop, but at least there were significant gains year-over-year, from 8% in September 2010 to 8.3% last month.
The American automotive industry's market share chart for September 2011 is below.
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- Canada Auto Brand Market Share Chart - October 2011
One month ago the September 2011 edition of this Canadian market share post had General Motors at 12.5%, Ford at 19.1%, and the Chrysler Group at 14.2%. Things have changed. Ford lost huge chunks of September's market share as Canadian Blue...
- 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...
- Luxury Auto Brand Market Share In Canada - September 2011
Between the three of them, Canada's trio of best-selling luxury brands accounted for 54.4% of all premium vehicle sales in September 2011. Audi, with 12.9% of the market, was up by half a percentage point. BMW, at 21.9%, was up more than a full percentage...
- Luxury Auto Brand Market Share In America - September 2011
Excluding products like the Hyundai Equus and Chevrolet Corvette ZR1, America's luxury auto sector was worth 121,731 sales in September 2011. Nearly one-fifth of those sales occurred in Mercedes-Benz showrooms. (Nearly three out of every ten Benz...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In Canada - August 2011
Churning forward from the 14.4% share of the Canadian new vehicle market General Motors owned in July, 17.8% of all new vehicle acquisitions in August 2011 went GM's way. Ford Motor Company slid back slightly from 19.3% to 18.5%. Although year-over-year...