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Australia September 2011: Toyota Corolla on top UPDATED

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Toyota Corolla

* NOW UPDATED with the Top 80 best-selling models: see ‘Read more’ at end of post! *

Australian car sales are up year-on-year for the 2nd month in a row in September at 88,819 registrations (+2%), putting the year-to-date total (752,128 units, -4%) now in line to break the million mark by year-end for the fourth time only in Australian history. For the first time since January, the Toyota Corolla takes the lead with 3,766 sales and 4.2% but stays 5th year-to-date at 25,144 units and 3.3%.

Holden Commodore

The Holden Commodore ranks 2nd at 3,712 units and 4.2%, reclaiming the 2011 year-to-date pole position from the Mazda3 with 31,977 sales vs. 31,439. It is the 4th consecutive month the two models exchange YTD positions! The race to #1 has rarely been that close… The Toyota Hilux is up 2 spots to #3 at 3.6%, passing the Holden Cruze at 3.5%.

With 2,049 sales and 2.3% share, the Toyota Camry is up 3 spots to #7, its highest ranking since December 2010. The Nissan Navara (#8) and VW Golf (#10) are both brilliantly back in the Top 10 this month while the Ford Territory (#12) drops out of it. Other great performers include the Toyota RAV4 at #16 (+7), the Mercedes C Class at #33 (+6) and the Mitsubishi ASX at #40 (+24).

Previous month: see the Australian August 2011 Top 175 best-selling models here.

Full September Top 80 Ranking Table below.

Australia September 2011:

Pos Model Sept % Aug 2011 % Pos 2010
1 Toyota Corolla 3,766 4.2% 4 25,144 3.3% 5 2
2 Holden Commodore 3,712 4.2% 2 31,977 4.3% 1 1
3 Toyota Hilux 3,191 3.6% 5 27,689 3.7% 3 3
4 Holden Cruze 3,117 3.5% 3 25,803 3.4% 4 7
5 Mazda3 2,703 3.0% 1 31,439 4.2% 2 4
6 Hyundai i30 2,493 2.8% 6 22,055 2.9% 6 5
7 Toyota Camry 2,049 2.3% 10 13,934 1.9% 10 9
8 Nissan Navara 1,885 2.1% 12 17,021 2.3% 7 11
9 Ford Falcon 1,708 1.9% 8 14,291 1.9% 8 6
10 VW Golf 1,664 1.9% 25 13,269 1.8% 13 16
11 Mitsubishi Triton (e) 1,500 1.7% 16 13,439 1.8% 11 14
12 Ford Territory 1,395 1.6% 9 9,511 1.3% 19 27
13 Ford Ranger (e) 1,390 1.6% 15 12,882 1.7% 14 19
14 Toyota Yaris 1,367 1.5% 11 11,875 1.6% 15 12
15 Mitsubishi Lancer 1,349 1.5% 13 14,214 1.9% 9 8
16 Toyota RAV4 1,254 1.4% 23 8,817 1.2% 26 20
17 Mazda2 1,234 1.4% 7 13,336 1.8% 12 18
18 Ford Fiesta 1,203 1.4% 27 9,485 1.3% 20 30
19 Holden Barina (e) 1,201 1.4% 47 5,698 0.8% 38 21
20 Holden Captiva 1,179 1.3% 14 10,775 1.4% 17 15
21 Subaru Forester 1,135 1.3% 18 9,998 1.3% 18 17
22 Nissan X-Trail 1,063 1.2% 17 8,835 1.2% 25 36
23 Holden Colorado (e) 1,050 1.2% 22 8,950 1.2% 23 22
24 Suzuki Swift 1,014 1.1% 26 9,199 1.2% 22 24
25 Toyota Kluger 970 1.1% 35 7,600 1.0% 31 23
26 Hyundai ix35 969 1.1% 30 8,723 1.2% 27 46
27 Nissan Micra 964 1.1% 29 7,080 0.9% 32 40
28 Hyundai i20 964 1.1% 20 5,551 0.7% 40  -
29 Holden Commodore Ute (e) 950 1.1% 28 7,740 1.0% 29 26
30 Toyota Aurion 941 1.1% 34 6,840 0.9% 33 28
31 Mazda BT-50 (e) 900 1.0% 33 7,614 1.0% 30 37
32 Toyota Land Cruiser 863 1.0% 21 6,708 0.9% 35 38
33 Mercedes C Class 839 0.9% 39 5,024 0.7% 45 48
34 Ford Focus 821 0.9% 19 9,313 1.2% 21 31
35 Toyota Prado 798 0.9% 31 8,461 1.1% 28 13
36 VW Tiguan 792 0.9% 32 4,735 0.6% 49 47
37 Nissan Dualis 763 0.9% 43 6,524 0.9% 36 49
38 Hyundai Elantra (e) 750 0.8% 37 2,828 0.4% 67  -
39 Mazda CX-7 698 0.8% 24 6,761 0.9% 34 32
40 Mitsubishi ASX 651 0.7% 64 4,626 0.6% 52  -
41 Ford Mondeo 631 0.7% 41 5,227 0.7% 41  -
42 Mitsubishi Outlander 625 0.7% 36 5,636 0.7% 39 39
43 Holden Barina Spark (e) 622 0.7% 81 3,501 0.5% 60  -
44 Hyundai iLoad (e) 600 0.7% 40 5,133 0.7% 43 51
45 Ford Falcon Ute (e) 600 0.7% 44 4,951 0.7% 46 35
46 Kia Cerato/Koup (e) 590 0.7% 45 4,911 0.7% 47  -
47 Isuzu D-Max (e) 580 0.7% 42 4,754 0.6% 48  -
48 Toyota Land Cruiser Ute (e) 575 0.6% 38 4,686 0.6% 50 45
49 Toyota Hiace Van (e) 570 0.6% 46 4,459 0.6% 53 42
50 Mitsubishi Pajero 560 0.6% 52 5,105 0.7% 44 44
51 Subaru Impreza 552 0.6% 49 8,895 1.2% 24 25
52 Hyundai i45 529 0.6% 70 3,674 0.5% 58  -
53 Hyundai Accent 494 0.6% 66 942 0.1% 119  -
54 Hyundai Santa Fe 490 0.6% 65 3,288 0.4% 64 55
55 BMW 3 Series 475 0.5% 58 3,940 0.5% 56  -
56 Honda Civic 466 0.5% 62 5,225 0.7% 42 29
57 Jeep Grand Cherokee 446 0.5% 50 2,003 0.3% 84  -
58 Kia Sorento 421 0.5% 74 2,023 0.3% 83  -
59 Honda Accord Euro 404 0.5% 57 3,463 0.5% 62 53
60 Great Wall V240 (e) 400 0.5% 55 3,482 0.5% 61  -
61 Honda Jazz 392 0.4% 53 5,770 0.8% 37 34
62 Dodge Caliber 388 0.4% 94 731 0.1% 132  -
63 Subaru Liberty 382 0.4% 69 3,223 0.4% 65 50
64 Subaru Outback 365 0.4% 51 3,863 0.5% 57 52
65 Mazda CX-9 349 0.4% 60 2,602 0.3% 70  -
66 Mazda6 344 0.4% 48 4,098 0.5% 55 41
67 VW Passat/CC 343 0.4% 63 2,958 0.4% 66  -
68 Audi A4 331 0.4% 77 2,472 0.3% 71  -
69 Kia Carnival 306 0.3% 61 2,733 0.4% 68  -
70 VW Jetta 299 0.3% 75 1,068 0.1% 111  -
71 BMW X5 298 0.3% 87 2,093 0.3% 79  -
72 Lexus IS 287 0.3% 79 2,187 0.3% 77  -
73 VW Polo 274 0.3% 56 3,516 0.5% 59  -
74 Nissan Patrol Wagon 268 0.3% 78 2,400 0.3% 74  -
75 BMW 1 Series 261 0.3% 89 2,052 0.3% 82  -
76 Honda CR-V 253 0.3% 59 4,398 0.6% 54 43
77 Kia Rio 252 0.3% 84 4,660 0.6% 51 33
78 Great Wall X240 242 0.3% 71 2,427 0.3% 72 54
79 Kia Sportage 233 0.3% 54 2,668 0.4% 69  -
80 Peugeot 308 233 0.3% 122 1,468 0.2% 93  -

Source: www.caradvice.com.au, VFACTS

(e): BSCB’s estimate

 

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