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Austria May 2011: VW Golf leads, Opel Meriva in Top 5

June 11th, 2011 Leave a comment Go to comments

Opel Meriva

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Car sales in Austria are up a very healthy 18% in May at 34,393 registrations and 14% year-to-date at 155,575 units. The VW Golf enjoys its 15th consecutive month atop the Austrian models ranking and even improves its market share to 5.3% this month thanks to 1,829 sales. The VW Polo takes the 2nd spot at 1,156 units (3.4%) ahead of the Opel Astra (2.4%) and Seat Ibiza (2.3%), the May Top 4 exactly reflecting the year-to-date Top 4 in the country.

Another solid month for the Opel Meriva, ranking within the Top 5 for the 2nd time this year after January in 5th place with 731 sales and 2.1%. Other good performers this month include the Fiat Punto at #16, the Hyundai ix20 at #31 and the facelifted Peugeot 308 at #33, up 40 spots on April!

Full Top 100 Ranking Table below.

Austria May 2011:

Pos Model May % Apr 2011 % Pos 2010
1 VW Golf 1,829 5.3% 1 7,446 4.8% 1 1
2 VW Polo 1,156 3.4% 2 4,971 3.2% 2 2
3 Opel Astra 817 2.4% 4 3,699 2.4% 3 6
4 Seat Ibiza 802 2.3% 3 3,486 2.2% 4 4
5 Opel Meriva 731 2.1% 6 3,231 2.1% 6 9
6 Skoda Octavia 711 2.1% 9 2,859 1.8% 7 8
7 Skoda Fabia 698 2.0% 7 3,258 2.1% 5 5
8 VW Passat 639 1.9% 8 2,643 1.7% 9 20
9 Ford Focus 582 1.7% 12 2,447 1.6% 10 28
10 Audi A4 568 1.7% 18 2,391 1.5% 11 7
11 VW Sharan 526 1.5% 14 2,332 1.5% 12 23
12 Opel Corsa 517 1.5% 20 2,212 1.4% 13 10
13 Ford Fiesta 517 1.5% 10 2,113 1.4% 16 12
14 Hyundai i30 502 1.5% 5 2,815 1.8% 8 3
15 Peugeot 207 489 1.4% 38 2,060 1.3% 17 16
16 Fiat Punto 477 1.4% 17 1,705 1.1% 24 18
17 Renault Clio 475 1.4% 23 1,876 1.2% 19 25
18 VW Touran 473 1.4% 15 2,192 1.4% 15 26
19 VW Golf Plus 472 1.4% 30 1,760 1.1% 22 32
20 Renault Megane 430 1.3% 19 2,198 1.4% 14 22
21 Renault Scenic 415 1.2% 16 1,940 1.2% 18 19
22 Fiat 500 371 1.1% 13 1,875 1.2% 20 13
23 Kia Cee’d 368 1.1% 11 1,726 1.1% 23 15
24 BMW Serie 3 363 1.1% 35 1,324 0.9% 38 33
25 Citroen C4 Picasso 362 1.1% 45 1,492 1.0% 31 21
26 Audi A3 355 1.0% 21 1,667 1.1% 26 14
27 BMW Serie 5 355 1.0% 27 1,446 0.9% 33 -
28 BMW X1 350 1.0% 29 1,512 1.0% 30 27
29 Seat Leon 347 1.0% 26 1,373 0.9% 36 -
30 Dacia Duster 346 1.0% 34 1,618 1.0% 27 -
31 Hyundai ix20 332 1.0% 40 1,252 0.8% 42 -
32 Ford C-Max 322 0.9% 33 1,563 1.0% 29 -
33 Peugeot 308 316 0.9% 73 1,111 0.7% 46 -
34 Nissan Qashqai 315 0.9% 28 1,850 1.2% 21 29
35 Opel Insignia 315 0.9% 64 1,269 0.8% 41 35
36 Ford Galaxy 312 0.9% 25 1,674 1.1% 25 24
37 Fiat Panda 309 0.9% 24 1,604 1.0% 28 -
38 VW Bus 306 0.9% 43 1,374 0.9% 35 -
39 Mercedes C Klasse 293 0.9% 47 1,284 0.8% 40 -
40 Skoda Yeti 292 0.8% 42 1,069 0.7% 48 -
41 Mini 288 0.8% 44 1,185 0.8% 44 -
42 Seat Altea 288 0.8% 48 963 0.6% 56 -
43 VW Caddy 283 0.8% 31 1,457 0.9% 32 -
44 BMW X3 281 0.8% 46 1,086 0.7% 47 -
45 Hyundai i20 273 0.8% 52 1,066 0.7% 49 -
46 Mazda3 252 0.7% 37 1,244 0.8% 43 31
47 Audi A1 249 0.7% 63 971 0.6% 54 -
48 Mazda2 245 0.7% 22 1,421 0.9% 34 30
49 Ford Kuga 231 0.7% 81 822 0.5% 67 -
50 Alfa Romeo Giulietta 230 0.7% 58 1,021 0.7% 52 -
51 Suzuki Swift 229 0.7% 41 1,035 0.7% 50
52 Skoda Superb 222 0.6% 61 977 0.6% 53
53 Audi Q5 218 0.6% 57 954 0.6% 57
54 Citroen C4 212 0.6% 49 799 0.5% 69
55 Peugeot 508 212 0.6% 78 567 0.4% 82
56 Toyota Verso 208 0.6% 39 903 0.6% 64
57 VW Tiguan 204 0.6% 32 1,368 0.9% 37 11
58 Kia Sportage 204 0.6% 51 1,035 0.7% 51
59 Citroen C3 199 0.6% 54 951 0.6% 58
60 Citroen C3 Picasso 193 0.6% 71 751 0.5% 72
61 Hyundai ix35 191 0.6% 36 1,285 0.8% 39
62 Opel Zafira 189 0.5% 80 1,162 0.7% 45 17
63 Seat Alhambra 187 0.5% 68 950 0.6% 59
64 Mercedes E Klasse 170 0.5% 60 907 0.6% 63
65 Peugeot 5008 170 0.5% 66 891 0.6% 65
66 Peugeot 206+ 169 0.5% 55 968 0.6% 55
67 BMW Serie 1 169 0.5% 56 816 0.5% 68
68 Renault Twingo 168 0.5% 94 542 0.3% 85
69 Peugeot 3008 163 0.5% 62 918 0.6% 62
70 Toyota Yaris 161 0.5% 59 734 0.5% 74
71 Mitsubishi ASX 157 0.5% 50 942 0.6% 60
72 Suzuki SX4 157 0.5% 53 848 0.5% 66
73 Kia Venga 154 0.4% 75 741 0.5% 73
74 Toyota Auris 153 0.4% 65 799 0.5% 70
75 Audi A6 147 0.4% 97 551 0.4% 84
76 Dacia Sandero 145 0.4% 79 608 0.4% 80
77 Chevrolet Spark 145 0.4% 72 541 0.3% 86
78 Hyundai i10 144 0.4% 69 697 0.4% 75
79 Renault Espace 139 0.4% 92 475 0.3% 92
80 Mercedes B Klasse 135 0.4% 76 670 0.4% 77
81 Smart Fortwo 133 0.4% 85 493 0.3% 90
82 Mitsubishi Colt 132 0.4% 84 690 0.4% 76
83 Peugeot Partner 127 0.4% n/a 412 0.3% 98
84 Chevrolet Orlando 126 0.4% 100 351 0.2% 107
85 Mazda5 124 0.4% 67 932 0.6% 61
86 Seat Exeo 117 0.3% 95 448 0.3% 94
87 Mercedes A Klasse 115 0.3% 87 666 0.4% 78
88 Volvo XC60 115 0.3% 83 598 0.4% 81
89 Suzuki Splash 115 0.3% 77 415 0.3% 97
90 Citroen Berlingo 114 0.3% 91 493 0.3% 89
91 Skoda Roomster 111 0.3% 82 638 0.4% 79
92 Mazda6 105 0.3% 74 796 0.5% 71
93 Audi A5 Sportback 99 0.3% n/a 350 0.2% 108
94 Chevrolet Aveo 96 0.3% 70 563 0.4% 83
95 Kia Picanto 95 0.3% n/a 278 0.2% 118
96 Ford Mondeo 90 0.3% 99 436 0.3% 95
97 Citroen C5 90 0.3% n/a 401 0.3% 101
98 Audi A5 90 0.3% n/a 407 0.3% 99
99 Renault Modus 90 0.3% n/a 347 0.2% 111
100 Mercedes GLK Klasse 86 0.3% 93 396 0.3% 102

Source: Statistik Austria, www.automotive.co.at

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  1. lauryan
    June 15th, 2011 at 02:21 | #1
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    wow vw is good in this country! especially with the Gulf + and Sharan.

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