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Greece April 2011: Opel Corsa and Nissan Micra strong

May 10th, 2011 Leave a comment Go to comments

Nissan Micra

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The year-on-year decline in the Greek car market is slightly more palatable this month at -18% with 10,190 registrations, bringing the 4 months 2011 total to 35,446 units, down 50%. Like last month and in January, the Opel Corsa takes the lead in Greece with 558 sales and 5.5% share.

However the Toyota Yaris’ massive score in February enables it to keep ahead in the year-to-date ranking with 1,909 units vs. 1,901 for the Corsa. The Ford Fiesta stays in 2nd place with 487 sales (4.8%), and the VW Polo jumps back onto the podium at #3 (4.4%). The newly revamped Nissan Micra continues its impressive progression, up 6 spots in 4th place with 361 units (3.5%). The Toyota Yaris is down to 5th.

Full Top 50 Ranking Table below.

Greece April 2011:

Pos Model Apr % Mar 2011 % Pos 2010
1 Opel Corsa 558 5.5% 1 1,901 5.4% 2 3
2 Ford Fiesta 487 4.8% 2 1,362 3.8% 4 2
3 VW Polo 447 4.4% 5 1,597 4.5% 3 4
4 Nissan Micra 361 3.5% 10 689 1.9% 12 18
5 Toyota Yaris 348 3.4% 4 1,909 5.4% 1 1
6 Opel Astra 348 3.4% 7 1,157 3.3% 5 5
7 Fiat Panda 309 3.0% 8 1,003 2.8% 7 6
8 Seat Ibiza 268 2.6% 11 726 2.0% 11 17
9 Toyota Auris 257 2.5% 6 1,122 3.2% 6 7
10 Hyundai i30 209 2.1% 44 413 1.2% 28 16
11 VW Golf 199 2.0% 18 663 1.9% 13 9
12 Skoda Octavia 194 1.9% 9 806 2.3% 8 10
13 Citroen C1 185 1.8% 54 331 0.9% 35 44
14 Skoda Fabia 175 1.7% 12 561 1.6% 15 23
15 Chevrolet Spark 174 1.7% 20 498 1.4% 19 26
16 Mitsubishi ASX 174 1.7% 36 422 1.2% 25 89
17 Peugeot 107 165 1.6% 39 420 1.2% 26 42
18 Ford Focus 163 1.6% 3 728 2.1% 10 19
19 Peugeot 207 159 1.6% 35 423 1.2% 24 25
20 BMW 1-Series 157 1.5% 27 345 1.0% 32 53
21 Hyundai i10 143 1.4% 15 733 2.1% 9 8
22 Seat Leon 142 1.4% 23 420 1.2% 27 32
23 Smart Fortwo 140 1.4% 13 574 1.6% 14 20
24 Toyota Aygo 137 1.3% 14 542 1.5% 17 14
25 Suzuki Swift 129 1.3% 34 454 1.3% 21 21
26 Nissan Qashqai 124 1.2% 26 423 1.2% 23 11
27 Fiat 500 122 1.2% 16 522 1.5% 18 27
28 BMW 3-Series 119 1.2% 32 276 0.8% 40 40
29 Kia Picanto 112 1.1% - 173 0.5% 54 -
30 Nissan Juke 109 1.1% 24 396 1.1% 29 99
31 Citroen C3 105 1.0% 21 551 1.6% 16 15
32 Honda Jazz 103 1.0% 47 265 0.7% 42 45
33 Suzuki Alto 103 1.0% 68 224 0.6% 47 29
34 Opel Insignia 97 1.0% 22 480 1.4% 20 13
35 Fiat Grande Punto 89 0.9% 28 376 1.1% 30 22
36 Skoda Yeti 84 0.8% 31 295 0.8% 38 30
37 VW Tiguan 82 0.8% 30 320 0.9% 36 34
38 Toyota Avensis 82 0.8% 48 289 0.8% 39 31
39 VW Passat 81 0.8% 41 265 0.7% 43 46
40 Alfa Romeo Giulietta 78 0.8% 43 334 0.9% 34 71
41 Mini 75 0.7% 29 317 0.9% 37 50
42 Audi A3 75 0.7% 58 214 0.6% 48 35
43 Renault Clio 75 0.7% 65 160 0.5% 59 38
44 Kia Ceed 74 0.7% 38 352 1.0% 31 24
45 Nissan Pixo 73 0.7% 52 244 0.7% 45 64
46 Alfa Romeo Mi.To 72 0.7% 33 267 0.8% 41 55
47 Jeep Patriot 71 0.7% - 74 0.2% - -
48 VW Scirocco 66 0.6% 42 335 0.9% 33 28
49 Chevrolet Cruze 61 0.6% 55 172 0.5% 55 -
50 Dacia Duster 60 0.6% 46 229 0.6% 46 84

Source: SEAA

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