Sweden November 2011: VW Passat at its best ever!

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Sweden November 2011: VW Passat at its best ever!

December 3rd, 2011 matgasnier Leave a comment Go to comments

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New car sales in Sweden are up just 0.5% this month to 26,894 registrations, bringing the 2011 year-to-date total to 279,582 units, up 8%. The Volvo V70 keeps its title with a very respectable 8.6% market share thanks to 2,300 sales, well ahead of its 2011 level at 7.2% and 20,231 units which is 2 full percentage points below its market share at the same time in 2010.

In 2nd place, the VW Passat is up one spot on October and with 1,789 sales and 6.7% this is the Passat nameplate’s best-ever market share in Sweden, no less! It is also #2 year-to-date at 14,466 units and 5.2%. The Volvo V60 continues to impress at #3 with 1,352 sales and 5%, it is still #4 in the 2011 year-to-date ranking with 11,536 units and 4.1%, getting dangerously close to the VW Golf at 11,673 sales and 4.2%…

Renault has a very strong month, placing the Megane at #6 and 2.7%, its best score since January, and the Clio at #7 and 2.5%, its best share in a year. Other great performers this month include the Audi A6 at #12 vs. #19 in 2011, the Toyota Yaris at #17 vs. #24, the Toyota Avensis at #21 vs. #26, the BMW 1 Series at #26 vs. #40 and the Mitsubishi ASX at #34 vs. #51.

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Full November 2011 Top 50 Ranking Table below.

Sweden November 2011:

Pos	Model	Nov	%	Oct	2011	%	Pos	2010
1	Volvo V70	2,300	8.6%	1	20,231	7.2%	1	1
2	VW Passat	1,789	6.7%	3	14,466	5.2%	2	3
3	Volvo V60	1,352	5.0%	2	11,536	4.1%	4	54
4	VW Golf	977	3.6%	4	11,673	4.2%	3	2
5	Volvo V50	945	3.5%	5	8,874	3.2%	5	4
6	Renault Megane	720	2.7%	16	5,420	1.9%	9	7
7	Renault Clio	674	2.5%	12	4,621	1.7%	12	10
8	VW Polo	613	2.3%	9	4,340	1.6%	14	17
9	Volvo XC60	591	2.2%	8	5,798	2.1%	8	12
10	Audi A4	562	2.1%	7	5,845	2.1%	7	6
11	Kia Cee’d	551	2.0%	6	6,212	2.2%	6	5
12	Audi A6	492	1.8%	22	3,493	1.2%	19	30
13	Skoda Fabia	458	1.7%	13	4,502	1.6%	13	19
14	BMW 5-Serie	423	1.6%	14	4,970	1.8%	11	13
15	Toyota Auris	419	1.6%	17	3,594	1.3%	18	18
16	Ford Focus	415	1.5%	11	5,043	1.8%	10	8
17	Toyota Yaris	403	1.5%	27	3,102	1.1%	24	15
18	VW Tiguan	402	1.5%	15	2,584	0.9%	33	35
19	Skoda Octavia	371	1.4%	10	4,139	1.5%	16	14
20	Audi A3	353	1.3%	19	2,706	1.0%	31	33
21	Toyota Avensis	342	1.3%	31	2,891	1.0%	26	16
22	BMW 3-Serie	329	1.2%	21	4,200	1.5%	15	11
23	Mercedes E Class	297	1.1%	35	3,133	1.1%	23	20
24	Nissan Qashqai	286	1.1%	28	3,450	1.2%	20	21
25	Mercedes C Class	280	1.0%	18	3,798	1.4%	17	27
26	BMW 1-Serie	273	1.0%	26	1,878	0.7%	40	47
27	Kia Sportage	261	1.0%	20	2,817	1.0%	27	78
28	Volvo S60	260	1.0%	24	3,145	1.1%	22	39
29	Ford Fiesta	242	0.9%	40	2,628	0.9%	32	26
30	Hyundai i30	239	0.9%	50	2,924	1.0%	25	25
31	Opel Astra	231	0.9%	23	3,280	1.2%	21	24
32	Hyundai i20	231	0.9%	39	2,336	0.8%	37	43
33	Skoda Superb	227	0.8%	25	2,573	0.9%	34	34
34	Mitsubishi ASX	219	0.8%	38	1,507	0.5%	51	91
35	Ford Mondeo	208	0.8%	34	2,738	1.0%	30	29
36	Citroen C4	192	0.7%	29	2,530	0.9%	35	60
37	Skoda Yeti	189	0.7%	42	1,531	0.5%	48	58
38	Peugeot 508	186	0.7%	36	1,873	0.7%	41	-
39	BMW X3	186	0.7%	30	1,458	0.5%	52	128
40	Hyundai ix35	160	0.6%	n/a	1,664	0.6%	45	44
41	Peugeot 308	156	0.6%	32	2,353	0.8%	36	22
42	VW Sharan	151	0.6%	n/a	1,414	0.5%	57	142
43	Suzuki Swift	144	0.5%	43	1,700	0.6%	44	85
44	Seat Ibiza	144	0.5%	n/a	1,517	0.5%	50	53
45	Kia Venga	139	0.5%	33	1,756	0.6%	43	51
46	Opel Insignia	138	0.5%	37	1,311	0.5%	62	n/a
47	Opel Corsa	136	0.5%	41	1,425	0.5%	55	59
48	Subaru Legacy	134	0.5%	49	2,212	0.8%	38	28
49	Nissan Juke	131	0.5%	48	1,407	0.5%	59	118
50	Audi Q5	130	0.5%	n/a	1,595	0.6%	46	62