New Car Sales Figures July 2014

July 2014 Australian New Car Sales Figures

(units sold – market share)

Micro Car Segment Winners :

1. Mitsubishi Mirage (554 - 37.7%)
2. Nissan Micra (316 - 21.5%)
3. Fiat 500 / Abarth (223 - 15.2%)

Light Car Segment Winners :

1. Toyota Yaris (1,044 - 12.2%)
2. Mazda2 (1,017 - 11.9%)
3. Hyundai i20 (985 - 11.5%)

Light Car - above $25,000 - segment Winners :

1. Mini Hatch/Clubman (147 - 43.6%)
2. Audi A1 (113 - 33.5%)
3. Peugeot 208 (53 - 15.7%)

Small Car Segment Winners:

1. Toyota Corolla (3,800 - 20.2%)
2. Mazda 3 (3,421 – 18.2%)
3. Hyundai i30 (2,434 – 13%)

Small Car - above $40,000 - Segment Winners:

1. Mercedes-Benz B-Class (490 – 31.7%)
2. Audi A3 (372 - 24.1%)
3. Mercedes-Benz A-Class (322 – 20.9%)

Medium Car Segment Winners:

1. Toyota Camry (1,805 - 42.9%)
2. Mazda 6 (462 - 11%)
3. Volkswagen Passat (322 - 7.7%)

Medium Car - above $60,000 - Segment Winners:

1. BMW 3 Series (320 - 22.7%)
2. Audi A4 (260 - 18.4%)
3. Mercedes-Benz CLA (243 - 17.2%)

Large Car Segment Winners:

1. Holden Commodore (2,469 – 69%)
2. Ford Falcon (493 - 13.9%)
3. Toyota Aurion (468 - 13.2%)

Large Car - above $70,000 - Segment Winners:

1. Mercedes-Benz E-class (123 – 33%)
2. BMW 5 Series (78 - 20.9%)
3. Jaguar XF (62 - 16.6%)

Upper Large Car Segment Winners:

1. Chrysler 300 (138 – 57.7%)
2. Holden Caprice (101 – 42.3%)

Upper Large Car - above $100,000 - Segment Winners:

1. Maserati Sedan (39 - 42.4%)
2. Mercedes-Benz S-Class (20 - 21.7%)
3. Porsche Panamera (9 – 9.8%)

People Mover Segment Winners:

1. Hyundai iMAX (274 - 31.7%)
2. Honda Odyssey (185 - 21.4%)
3. Kia Carnival (154 – 17.8%)

People Mover - above $60,000 - Segment Winners:

1. Mercedes-Benz Valente (32 - 50.8%)
2. Mercedes-Benz Viano (25 – 39.7%)
3. Chrysler Voyager (6 - 9.5%)

Sports Segment Winners:

1. Toyota 86 (493 - 36.1%)
2. Hyundai Veloster (381 – 27.9%)
3. BMW 2 Series Coupe/Convertible (119 - 8.7%)

Sports - above $80,000 - Segment Winners:

1. BMW 4 Series Coupe/Convertible (158 - 32.2%)
2. Mercedes-Benz C-class Coupe (82 – 39.3%)
3. Mercedes-Benz E-class Coupe/Convertible (68 – 13.8%)

Supercars (200k+) Segment Winners:

1. Porsche 911 (34 - 28.8%)
2. BMW 6 Series (26 - 22%)
3. Ferrari | Maserati - Coupe/Convertible (12 - 10.2%)

SUV Small Segment Winners:

1. Hyundai ix35 (1,380 – 20.8%)
2. Mitsubishi ASX (1,197 - 18%)
3. Subaru XV (885 - 13.3%)

SUV Small - above $40,000 - Segment Winners:

1. BMW X1 (147 - 33.3%)
2. Audi Q3 (134 – 30.3%)
3. Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class (117 - 26.5%)

SUV Medium Segment Winners:

1. Mazda CX-5 (1,895 – 21%)
2. Toyota RAV4 (1,327 - 14.7%)
3. Subaru Forester (1,204 - 13.4%)

SUV Medium - above $60,000 - Segment Winners:

1. Audi Q5 (302 – 26.2%)
2. BMW X3 (296 - 25.6%)
3. Range Rover Evoque (212 - 18.4%)

SUV Large Segment Winners:

1. Jeep Grand Cherokee (1,409 - 16.2%)
2. Toyota Kluger (1,173 - 13.5)
3. Holden Captiva 7 (958 - 11%)

SUV Large - above $70,000 - Segment Winners:

1. BMW X5 (411 - 21%)
2. Mercedes-Benz M-Class (313 - 16%)
3. Land Rover Discovery (233 - 11.9%)

SUV Upper Large Segment Winners:

1. Toyota Landcruiser Wagon (645 -83.8%)
2. Nissan Patrol Wagon (125 - 16.2%)

SUV Upper Large - above $100,000 - Segment Winners:

1. Mercedes-Benz GL-Class (68 - 57.1%)
2. Range Rover (34 - 28.6%)
3. Lexus LX (14 - 11.8%)

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1. Volkswagen Caddy Van (175 - 60.6%)
2. Renault Kangoo (69 -23.9%)
3. Suzuki APV (33 - 11.4%)

Vans 2.5-3.5T Segment Winners:

1. Hyundai iLoad (512 - 36.6%)
2. Toyota Hiace Van (505 - 36.1%)
3. Volkswagen Transporter (110 - 7.9%)

Pickup 4x2 Segment Winners

1. Toyota Hilux 4x2 (784 - 23.6%)
2. Ford Ranger 4x2 (525 - 15.8%)
3. Holden Utility 4x2 (434 - 13.1%)

Pickup 4x4 Segment Winners

1. Toyota Hilux 4x4 (2,356 - 24.5%)
2. Ford Ranger (1,498 - 15.6%)
3. Holden Colorado 4x4 (1,203 - 12.5%)