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South Africa February 2011: Hilux back on top, Polo Vivo #2

March 10th, 2011 Leave a comment Go to comments

Great result again for South African car sales, up 25% in February at 49,164 registrations. The Toyota Hilux climbs back on top with 6.2% of the market, just above the VW Polo Vivo at 6% and a Toyota Yaris in excellent shape at 5.2%.

The new VW Polo is down slightly at #4 with 3.5% share, followed by the Toyota Corolla/Auris at 3.1%. Great performance of the Audi A1 coming in directly at #25 with 395 sales and 0.8%. Honda launches the City under the name Ballade and secures 52 sales.

Full Top 50 Ranking Table below.

South Africa February 2011:

Pos Model Feb % Jan 2011 % Pos L6M
1 Toyota Hilux 3,040 6.2% 2 5,666 6.0% 2 1
2 VW Polo Vivo 2,945 6.0% 1 5,931 6.3% 1 2
3 Toyota Yaris 2,552 5.2% 8 3,611 3.8% 3 5
4 VW New Polo 1,704 3.5% 3 3,406 3.6% 4 6
5 Toyota Corolla/Auris 1,520 3.1% 7 2,675 2.8% 7 3
6 Opel Corsa Utility 1,442 2.9% 6 2,704 2.9% 6 4
7 Isuzu KB 1,263 2.6% 9 2,285 2.4% 9 8
8 Mercedes C Class 1,244 2.5% 5 2,519 2.7% 8 7
9 Ford Figo 1,179 2.4% 4 2,861 3.0% 5 11
10 Toyota Quantum 953 1.9% 10 1,961 2.1% 10 9
11 BMW 3 Series 886 1.8% 11 1,777 1.9% 11 10
12 Toyota Fortuner 857 1.7% 16 1,512 1.6% 13 12
13 Nissan NP300 838 1.7% 39 1,043 1.1% 22 14
14 Nissan NP200 816 1.7% 19 1,387 1.5% 14 15
15 Chevrolet Aveo 798 1.6% 21 1,260 1.3% 18 18
16 Chevrolet Cruze 758 1.5% 13 1,575 1.7% 12 19
17 Ford Ranger 731 1.5% 18 1,368 1.5% 15 16
18 VW Golf 648 1.3% 15 1,364 1.4% 16 21
19 Ford Bantam 603 1.2% 20 1,106 1.2% 21 20
20 Chevrolet Spark 521 1.1% 14 1,273 1.4% 17 13
21 Ford Fiesta 515 1.0% 17 1,159 1.2% 20 17
22 VW Amarok 492 1.0% 26 898 1.0% 23 31
23 Nissan Tiida 465 0.9% 47 641 0.7% 30 24
24 Renault Sandero 425 0.9% 23 863 0.9% 24 23
25 Audi A1 395 0.8% - 417 0.4% 39 -
26 Nissan Qashqai 381 0.8% 22 830 0.9% 25 33
27 Audi A4 366 0.7% 12 1,249 1.3% 19 22
28 VW Jetta 344 0.7% 29 677 0.7% 28 26
29 Honda Jazz 331 0.7% 28 674 0.7% 29 25
30 BMW 1 Series 327 0.7% 27 692 0.7% 27 30
31 Ford Focus 314 0.6% 34 551 0.6% 33 29
32 Mazda BT-50 304 0.6% 30 587 0.6% 32 27
33 Nissan Navara 293 0.6% 55 430 0.5% 38 32
34 Audi A3 280 0.6% 24 696 0.7% 26 34
35 Toyota Avanza 268 0.5% 33 508 0.5% 34 28
36 Ford Everest 265 0.5% 73 344 0.4% 51 -
37 Toyota Land Cruiser PU 239 0.5% 32 493 0.5% 36 36
38 Honda Civic 228 0.5% 62 340 0.4% 52 51
39 Mercedes E Class 222 0.5% 25 635 0.7% 31 38
40 Land Rover Discovery 4 222 0.5% 31 500 0.5% 35 42
41 Nissan X-Trail 216 0.4% 49 382 0.4% 43 41
42 BMW 5 Series 203 0.4% 35 432 0.5% 37 45
43 Chevrolet Optra 203 0.4% 53 353 0.4% 49 57
44 Nissan Livina 193 0.4% 66 287 0.3% 57 50
45 Mini 192 0.4% 41 389 0.4% 41 44
46 Toyota Prado 189 0.4% 42 385 0.4% 42 40
47 Mazda3 178 0.4% 40 376 0.4% 44 39
48 Mercedes B Class 171 0.3% 52 323 0.3% 53 56
49 Mazda2 169 0.3% 36 395 0.4% 40 35
50 Mitsubishi Triton 169 0.3% 43 365 0.4% 47 52

Source: NAAMSA, www.carmag.co.za

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