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Ireland June 2011: Ford Focus reclaims leadership, Clio #2

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Ford Focus

Excellent month for car sales in Ireland: up 32% year-on-year at 10,944 registrations. The market is up 15% at 76,468 units. The Ford Focus confirms it has returned to its traditional position in Ireland, #1 again with a strong 7.1% share and back to #1 year-to-date also at 4.8%.

Renault Clio

After the Renault Fluence in May, it’s the turn of the Renault Clio to shine in 2nd place this month with 613 sales and 5.6%, ahead of the VW Golf at 4.7%. The Fluence is #4 at 4% and the Toyota Yaris is #5 at 3.9%.

Other good performers this month in include the Nissan Juke at #17, the Hyundai ix20 at #33 and the Nissan Pixo at #34. Suzuki has a stellar month with Swift up to #42 and the SX4 at #47.

See the Ireland May 2011 post here.

Full June 2011 Top 50 Ranking Table below.

Ireland June 2011:

Pos Model June % May 2011 % Pos 2010
1 Ford Focus 782 7.1% 1 3,644 4.8% 1 3
2 Renault Clio 613 5.6% 16 1,962 2.6% 11 7
3 VW Golf 512 4.7% 3 3,462 4.5% 2 2
4 Renault Fluence 434 4.0% 2 2,827 3.7% 5 19
5 Toyota Yaris 423 3.9% 11 2,074 2.7% 10 8
6 VW Passat 413 3.8% 5 2,928 3.8% 4 14
7 Ford Fiesta 412 3.8% 4 2,721 3.6% 6 4
8 Toyota Avensis 323 3.0% 6 3,012 3.9% 3 6
9 Toyota Auris 275 2.5% 20 1,825 2.4% 13 17
10 VW Polo 267 2.4% 14 1,715 2.2% 15 10
11 Nissan Qashqai 252 2.3% 12 2,350 3.1% 8 5
12 Toyota Corolla 243 2.2% 9 2,372 3.1% 7 11
13 Opel Corsa 237 2.2% 21 1,419 1.9% 20 16
14 Opel Insignia 227 2.1% 8 1,684 2.2% 16 13
15 Opel Astra 221 2.0% 22 1,758 2.3% 14 12
16 Renault Megane 215 2.0% 10 2,182 2.9% 9 1
17 Nissan Juke 199 1.8% 19 1,226 1.6% 22 133
18 Nissan Micra 171 1.6% 7 1,616 2.1% 18 24
19 Skoda Octavia 162 1.5% 13 1,866 2.4% 12 9
20 Ford Mondeo 158 1.4% 15 1,423 1.9% 19 15
21 BMW 5-Series 157 1.4% 18 1,683 2.2% 17 20
22 Hyundai ix35 156 1.4% 17 1,265 1.7% 21 49
23 Seat Ibiza 136 1.2% 28 1,049 1.4% 23 27
24 Skoda Fabia 123 1.1% 27 896 1.2% 26 28
25 Audi A4 119 1.1% 24 950 1.2% 25 21
26 Mercedes E Class 117 1.1% 23 1,036 1.4% 24 18
27 Peugeot 207 113 1.0% 38 620 0.8% 30 30
28 Kia Rio 107 1.0% 35 589 0.8% 33 32
29 Hyundai i20 106 1.0% 46 446 0.6% 38 34
30 Skoda Superb 89 0.8% 26 785 1.0% 27 25
31 Hyundai i30 84 0.8% 25 589 0.8% 32 30
32 Ford C-Max 80 0.7% 37 715 0.9% 29 88
33 Hyundai ix20 78 0.7% 33 423 0.6% 39 234
34 Nissan Pixo 76 0.7% 47 307 0.4% 55 84
35 Kia Sportage 73 0.7% 51 505 0.7% 35 97
36 Mercedes C Class 68 0.6% 36 381 0.5% 45 44
37 BMW 3-Series 66 0.6% 56 495 0.6% 36 36
38 Peugeot 508 65 0.6% 29 271 0.4% 60 -
39 Nissan Tiida 65 0.6% 104 246 0.3% 64 50
40 Peugeot 308 64 0.6% 48 474 0.6% 37 35
41 Kia Cee’d 63 0.6% 39 570 0.7% 34 29
42 Suzuki Swift 59 0.5% 82 187 0.2% 78 72
43 Peugeot 3008 58 0.5% 31 599 0.8% 31 26
44 Hyundai Santa Fe 58 0.5% 79 322 0.4% 53 65
45 Mazda3 57 0.5% 32 729 1.0% 28 22
46 Opel Zafira 57 0.5% 43 246 0.3% 65 54
47 Suzuki SX4 57 0.5% 83 172 0.2% 82 67
48 Audi A6 55 0.5% 41 401 0.5% 41 48
49 VW Jetta 53 0.5% 40 309 0.4% 54 23
50 Skoda Yeti 52 0.5% 45 397 0.5% 42 46

Source: SIMI

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