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Mexico May 2011: VW Clasico now a real threat for Nissan Tsuru

VW Clasico

Car sales in Mexico continue on their good run, up 11% in May at 68,634 registrations, bringing the year-to-date total to 344,761 units, also up 11%. For the third time this year, the VW Clasico is the best-selling model in the country at 4,794 sales and 7% compared to 4,536 units and 6.6% for the Nissan Tsuru…

For the first time in 8 years, the Nissan Tsuru’s best-seller title is now genuinely threatened: at end-May the two models are only separated by 285 units, with the Tsuru at 24,575 sales or 7.1% share and the Clasico at 24,290 or 7%…

Chevrolet Chevy 3 puertas

Chevrolet has an excellent month: the Aveo is up one spot and passes the Nissan Tiida to rank 3rd at 4.7% share, the Chevy 3 puertas is also up 1 spot to #5 at 3.4% share, the Chevy 4 puertas ranks 8th at 2.4% and the Cruze is up to #11 at 1.6%, its best-ever performance in Mexico.

Full Top 11 Ranking Table below.

Mexico May 2011:

Pos Model May % Apr 2011 % /10 Pos 2010
1 VW Clasico 4,794 7.0% 1 24,290 7.0% 67% 2 2
2 Nissan Tsuru 4,536 6.6% 2 24,575 7.1% 4% 1 1
3 Chevrolet Aveo 3,241 4.7% 4 13,852 4.0% 29% 4 4
4 Nissan Tiida Sedan 2,939 4.3% 3 19,230 5.6% 57% 3 3
5 Chevrolet Chevy 3pts 2,304 3.4% 6 8,482 2.5% 3% 8 5
6 VW Nuevo Jetta 2,058 3.0% 7 9,878 2.9% new 5 -
7 Nissan Chasis Largo 1,786 2.6% 5 8,892 2.6% 20% 6 7
8 Chevrolet Chevy 4pts 1,614 2.4% 9 6,129 1.8% -3% 10 8
9 Nissan Sentra 2.0 1,608 2.3% 8 8,827 2.6% 10% 7 6
10 Chevrolet Spark 1,232 1.8% 13 7,013 2.0% new 9 -
11 Chevrolet Cruze 1,124 1.6% n/a 4,920 1.4% n/a 13 -

Source: AMDA

Categories: Mexico
  1. Pablo Grayeb
    June 15th, 2011 at 11:48 | #1

    Mat: Chevrolet Chevy is leaving the market soon. Expect a big leap for the Aveo sales (T250) since Chevrolet is bringing the price down on the entry 2012 model to compete with Nissan and Vw. Thanks for the great info on the Mexican car market , cheers from Mexiland.

    • matgasnier
      June 15th, 2011 at 12:28 | #2

      Hi Pablo,
      Thanks very much for this piece of information, very interesting! I’m curious to see how the Aveo will progress in the next few months then… Mexico may end up looking very similar to other Latin American countries like Venezuela where the Aveo dominates…
      And glad you’re enjoying the site!
      cheers
      Matt

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