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Austria August 2011: Hyundai #2 brand, places i20 in 5th place

September 11th, 2011 Leave a comment Go to comments

Hyundai i20

* See the Top 100 best-selling models by clicking on ‘Read more’ at end of post! *

Solid month for car sales in Austria, up 5% in August at 25,884 units and 9% year-to-date at 242,784. VW unsurprisingly places the Golf #1 and the Polo #2 as per the 2011 year-to-date ranking. But the event this month is the 2nd place of Hyundai in the brands ranking, up 42% year-on-year at 2,087 sales and 8.1% market share, behind just VW and ahead of Opel and Ford!

The Korean brand is #7 year-to-date at 12,647 sales and 5.2% share, up 23%… This huge month is reflected in the models ranking, with the Hyundai i30 very solid at #4 and 2.7% and the Hyundai i20 delivering an exceptional 5th place for its first month within the Austrian Top 20 with 605 sales and 2.3%. The Hyundai i40 is gearing up at #74 with 120 sales, the Santa Fe ranks 88th and the Veloster breaks into the Top 100 for the first time at #99.

Other good performers this month include the VW Tiguan up 13 spots on July to #6, the Citroen C3 Picasso up 40 spots to #17 and the Seat Altea up 9 spots to #25.

Previous month: see the July 2011 Austrian Top 100 best-selling models here.

Full August 2011 Top 100 Ranking Table below.

Austria August 2011:

Pos Model Aug % Jul 2011 % Pos 2010
1 VW Golf 1,038 4.0% 1 10,937 4.5% 1 1
2 VW Polo 1,008 3.9% 3 7,940 3.3% 2 2
3 Opel Astra 793 3.1% 4 6,012 2.5% 3 6
4 Hyundai i30 692 2.7% 6 4,913 2.0% 6 3
5 Hyundai i20 605 2.3% 60 2,100 0.9% 37  -
6 VW Tiguan 575 2.2% 18 2,800 1.2% 22 11
7 VW Passat 522 2.0% 8 4,167 1.7% 9 20
8 Ford Focus 486 1.9% 20 3,923 1.6% 10 28
9 Seat Ibiza 452 1.7% 7 5,222 2.2% 4 4
10 VW Sharan 448 1.7% 10 3,904 1.6% 11 23
11 Skoda Octavia 406 1.6% 2 4,750 2.0% 7 8
12 Audi A4 401 1.5% 11 3,768 1.6% 12 7
13 Ford Galaxy 360 1.4% 35 2,575 1.1% 26 24
14 Opel Corsa 355 1.4% 14 3,497 1.4% 13 10
15 Ford Fiesta 345 1.3% 13 3,336 1.4% 14 12
16 Opel Meriva 331 1.3% 9 4,742 2.0% 8 9
17 Citroen C3 Picasso 325 1.3% 57 1,374 0.6% 61  -
18 Ford C-Max 324 1.3% 28 2,543 1.0% 28  -
19 Skoda Fabia 319 1.2% 5 5,036 2.1% 5 5
20 Fiat Punto 314 1.2% 12 2,894 1.2% 20 18
21 Kia Cee’d 311 1.2% 16 2,825 1.2% 21 15
22 Fiat 500 309 1.2% 23 2,897 1.2% 19 13
23 Peugeot 207 292 1.1% 15 3,131 1.3% 16 16
24 Renault Clio 292 1.1% 30 2,758 1.1% 23 25
25 Seat Altea 255 1.0% 34 1,744 0.7% 50  -
26 Audi A3 251 1.0% 22 2,719 1.1% 24 14
27 BMW Serie 5 250 1.0% 25 2,354 1.0% 32  -
28 Citroen C4 Picasso 249 1.0% 24 2,369 1.0% 29 21
29 Mercedes C Klasse 237 0.9% 21 2,105 0.9% 36  -
30 VW Touran 233 0.9% 19 3,206 1.3% 15 26
31 Renault Scenic 228 0.9% 27 2,967 1.2% 18 19
32 Renault Megane 227 0.9% 26 3,100 1.3% 17 22
33 Citroen C3 223 0.9% 48 1,583 0.7% 55  -
34 VW Caddy 221 0.9% 43 2,201 0.9% 34  -
35 Chevrolet Spark 221 0.9% n/a 905 0.4% 83  -
36 Peugeot 308 219 0.8% 45 1,817 0.7% 44  -
37 Seat Alhambra 216 0.8% 33 1,662 0.7% 52  -
38 Dacia Duster 211 0.8% 47 2,289 0.9% 33  -
39 Fiat Panda 206 0.8% 46 2,360 1.0% 31  -
40 Nissan Qashqai 204 0.8% 32 2,546 1.0% 27 29
41 Seat Leon 204 0.8% 42 2,096 0.9% 38  -
42 Hyundai ix20 203 0.8% 51 1,906 0.8% 42  -
43 Audi A6 201 0.8% 39 1,195 0.5% 69  -
44 BMW X1 200 0.8% 31 2,365 1.0% 30 27
45 BMW Serie 3 198 0.8% 52 1,985 0.8% 40 33
46 VW Golf Plus 194 0.7% 29 2,584 1.1% 25 32
47 BMW X3 188 0.7% 37 1,764 0.7% 48  -
48 Toyota Verso 185 0.7% 72 1,354 0.6% 62  -
49 VW Bus 175 0.7% 36 2,120 0.9% 35  -
50 Kia Sportage 173 0.7% 44 1,642 0.7% 53  -
51 Mazda2 172 0.7% 55 2,025 0.8% 39 30
52 Mazda3 169 0.7% 71 1,815 0.7% 45 31
53 Hyundai ix35 168 0.6% 49 1,953 0.8% 41  -
54 Chevrolet Aveo 165 0.6% 70 988 0.4% 80  -
55 Audi Q5 164 0.6% 40 1,692 0.7% 51  -
56 Opel Zafira 160 0.6% 58 1,826 0.8% 43 17
57 Mazda5 159 0.6% 65 1,442 0.6% 60  -
58 Mini 158 0.6% 38 1,807 0.7% 47  -
59 Mercedes A Klasse 158 0.6% 41 1,220 0.5% 68  -
60 Skoda Yeti 157 0.6% 17 1,808 0.7% 46  -
61 Suzuki Swift 157 0.6% 66 1,573 0.6% 56  -
62 Ford Kuga 155 0.6% 88 1,189 0.5% 70  -
63 Alfa Romeo Giulietta 140 0.5% 62 1,566 0.6% 57  -
64 Mercedes E Klasse 140 0.5% 63 1,343 0.6% 63  -
65 Skoda Superb 137 0.5% 50 1,496 0.6% 58  -
66 Mitsubishi ASX 135 0.5% 80 1,306 0.5% 64  -
67 Mitsubishi Colt 133 0.5% 68 1,071 0.4% 77  -
68 Toyota Yaris 131 0.5% 67 1,134 0.5% 74  -
69 Peugeot 206+ 130 0.5% 54 1,454 0.6% 59  -
70 Toyota Auris 128 0.5% 73 1,167 0.5% 71  -
71 Hyundai i40 126 0.5% 95 200 0.1% 164  -
72 Kia Rio 125 0.5% 64 545 0.2% 108  -
73 Dacia Sandero 124 0.5% n/a 907 0.4% 82  -
74 Hyundai i10 120 0.5% 77 1,048 0.4% 78  -
75 Opel Antara 118 0.5% n/a 266 0.1% 148  -
76 Opel Insignia 117 0.5% 56 1,764 0.7% 49 35
77 Suzuki SX4 113 0.4% 94 1,145 0.5% 73  -
78 Citroen Berlingo 107 0.4% 76 797 0.3% 86  -
79 Citroen C4 101 0.4% 53 1,264 0.5% 66  -
80 VW Jetta 98 0.4% 83 434 0.2% 118  -
81 Peugeot 5008 97 0.4% 69 1,264 0.5% 67  -
82 Toyota RAV4 95 0.4% n/a 718 0.3% 91  -
83 Kia Picanto 93 0.4% 78 589 0.2% 101  -
84 VW Fox 93 0.4% n/a 407 0.2% 125  -
85 Peugeot 3008 92 0.4% 74 1,273 0.5% 65  -
86 Smart Fortwo 91 0.4% 89 763 0.3% 89  -
87 Renault Espace 85 0.3% 85 786 0.3% 88  -
88 Hyundai Santa Fe 85 0.3% n/a 221 0.1% 160  -
89 Audi A1 83 0.3% 61 1,599 0.7% 54  -
90 Mercedes GLK Klasse 81 0.3% 90 622 0.3% 96  -
91 Mazda6 80 0.3% 84 1,152 0.5% 72  -
92 Skoda Roomster 80 0.3% 75 930 0.4% 81  -
93 Nissan Micra 78 0.3% 96 639 0.3% 94  -
94 Nissan Juke 75 0.3% 99 792 0.3% 87  -
95 Ford Ka 75 0.3% n/a 712 0.3% 92  -
96 Kia Venga 74 0.3% 82 1,077 0.4% 76  -
97 Ford S-Max 73 0.3% 86 708 0.3% 93  -
98 Peugeot 508 70 0.3% 59 1,006 0.4% 79  -
99 Hyundai Veloster 70 0.3% n/a 135 0.1% 184  -
100 Ford Mondeo 65 0.3% n/a 625 0.3% 95  -
101 Citroen DS4 65 0.3% n/a 206 0.1% 161  -

Source: www.automotive.co.at

Categories: Austria
  1. Miguel Figueira
    September 12th, 2011 at 17:21 | #1
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    The Austrian car market is strangled by VW group! Have they shares there?

  2. GT
    September 11th, 2011 at 10:48 | #2
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    Hello. I’ve car blog for south korean, and I works for automotive industry.

    Your blog is so glorious in internet.
    Nearly “Whole” world categories is impressive.

    I read this blog by google reader. I wish your blog forever. :) thanks.

  3. Max
    September 11th, 2011 at 05:03 | #3
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    Pratiquement la moitié des Opel Antara immatriculés en Autriche en 2011 l’ont été en août !!

    • matgasnier
      September 11th, 2011 at 09:42 | #4
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      En effet Max! Je me demande si c’est a cause de son dernier restylage qui arrive en concessions??

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