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Greece July 2011: Hyundai i20 on podium

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Hyundai i20

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Relative improvement for new car sales in Greece this month: at 9,939 units they are down ‘only’ 14% year-on-year, compared to -33% in June. The year-to-date total stands at 65,200 units, down 41% on 2010. The Opel Corsa continues to reign, #1 in Greece for the 6th month out of 7 this year with 547 sales and 5.5% share, bringing its 2011 figure to 3,767 units and 5.8%.

The Nissan Micra confirm its newly acquired blockbuster status in Greece by ranking 2nd for the third month in a row with 418 sales and 4.2%. It climbs to 5th year-to-date at 3.4%. The best performer this month is the Hyundai i20, up 13 spots to land on the podium at #3, 413 units and 4.2%, ex-aequo with a Toyota Yaris back in shape.

Other great performers this month include the Mercedes A Class at #13 (up 7 spots), the Alfa Romeo Giulietta at #22 (+8) and the Kia Picanto new generation at #26 (+15).

Previous month: see the June 2011 Greek Top 50 here.

Full July 2011 Top 50 Ranking Table below.

Greece July 2011:

Pos Model July % Jun 2011 % Pos 2010
1 Opel Corsa 547 5.5% 1 3,767 5.8% 1 3
2 Nissan Micra 418 4.2% 2 2,189 3.4% 5 18
3 Hyundai i20 413 4.2% 16 1,234 1.9% 13 12
4 Toyota Yaris 413 4.2% 14 2,827 4.3% 2 1
5 VW Polo 395 4.0% 4 2,710 4.2% 3 4
6 Ford Fiesta 378 3.8% 5 2,365 3.6% 4 2
7 Opel Astra 378 3.8% 6 2,189 3.4% 6 5
8 Fiat Panda 293 2.9% 3 2,081 3.2% 7 6
9 Toyota Auris 284 2.9% 9 1,882 2.9% 8 7
10 Skoda Octavia 271 2.7% 10 1,494 2.3% 9 10
11 VW Golf 262 2.6% 11 1,353 2.1% 11 9
12 Hyundai i10 259 2.6% 13 1,318 2.0% 12 8
13 Mercedes A-Class 236 2.4% 20 566 0.9% 35  -
14 Toyota Aygo 203 2.0% 12 1,157 1.8% 14 14
15 Peugeot 107 188 1.9% 15 946 1.5% 19 42
16 Skoda Fabia 150 1.5% 24 987 1.5% 18 23
17 Nissan Qashqai 145 1.5% 19 826 1.3% 23 11
18 Smart Fortwo 144 1.4% 17 1,037 1.6% 16 20
19 Fiat Grande Punto 143 1.4% 25 789 1.2% 25 22
20 Fiat 500 133 1.3% 26 903 1.4% 21 27
21 Chevrolet Spark 132 1.3% 8 1,050 1.6% 15 26
22 Alfa Romeo Giulietta 130 1.3% 30 649 1.0% 33 71
23 Seat Ibiza 125 1.3% 7 1,377 2.1% 10 17
24 Suzuki Swift 125 1.3% 28 837 1.3% 22 21
25 Citroen C3 122 1.2% 32 938 1.4% 20 15
26 Kia Picanto 108 1.1% 41 462 0.7% 44  -
27 Opel Insignia 106 1.1% 21 819 1.3% 24 13
28 VW Tiguan 101 1.0% 18 690 1.1% 28 34
29 Seat Leon 96 1.0% 27 734 1.1% 26 32
30 VW Passat 94 0.9% 29 542 0.8% 36 46
31 Skoda Yeti 92 0.9% 43 528 0.8% 37 30
32 Toyota Avensis 91 0.9% 42 505 0.8% 39 31
33 Peugeot 207 90 0.9% 40 695 1.1% 27 25
34 Ford Ka 85 0.9% 55 374 0.6% 52 43
35 Mitsubishi ASX 84 0.8% 36 689 1.1% 29 89
36 Kia Ceed 83 0.8% 34 665 1.0% 30 24
37 Alfa Romeo Mi.To 80 0.8% 62 458 0.7% 45 55
38 Audi A3 76 0.8% 22 496 0.8% 41 35
39 Dacia Duster 76 0.8% 69 378 0.6% 51 84
40 BMW X1 73 0.7% 59 312 0.5% 57  -
41 Nissan Juke 66 0.7% 38 653 1.0% 32 99
42 Ford Focus 64 0.6% 33 1,029 1.6% 17 19
43 Opel Meriva 61 0.6% 49 391 0.6% 50  -
44 Audi A4 60 0.6% 48 287 0.4% 60  -
45 Suzuki Alto 59 0.6% 57 358 0.5% 54 29
46 Mini 56 0.6% 37 523 0.8% 38 50
47 Peugeot 308 56 0.6% 45 325 0.5% 56 55
48 Renault Clio 56 0.6% 46 398 0.6% 48 38
49 Mercedes C-Class 55 0.6% 31 344 0.5% 55 48
50 Audi A1 55 0.6% 39 479 0.7% 42 87

Source: www.seaa.gr

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  1. Billy
    August 18th, 2011 at 02:58 | #1
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    Greek car market will propably end to 100.000-110.000 cars for 2011. This means 2011 will be the worst year after 1994, in the past 20 years market history.

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