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Egypt October 2011: Chevrolet TFR in the lead

December 4th, 2011 Leave a comment Go to comments

Chevrolet TFR

* See the Top 100 best-selling models by clicking on the title! Thanks Ldman for the data *

Egyptian car sales are still fragile this month, down 20% year-on-year to 16,040 registrations, with the year-to-date total standing at 144,662 units, down 30%. For the first time in at least 6 months, a commercial vehicle, the Chevrolet TFR (aka Isuzu D-Max), leads the market with 1,528 sales and a very solid 9.5% share. It is however still #2 year-to-date at 11,747 units and 8.1%, well below the Hyundai Verna, down to #2 and 9.1% in November but totalling 14,328 sales and 9.9% share over the first 10 months of 2011.

Speranza Tiggo

Excellent performance for the ageing Chevrolet Lanos, up 2 spots on September to #3 at 1,152 units and 7.2%, well above its year-to-date level at 5.9%. The new generation Hyundai Accent resists in 4th place with 937 sales and 5.8%, and now also ranks 4th year-to-date, while the new gen Elantra takes a breather at #6 and 4.3% after a couple of exceptional months.

Peugeot 408

A very strong month also for the Speranza Tiggo, up 8 spots on last month to #8 at 541 units and 3.4%, the Kia Sportage up 9 ranks to #14, the Renault Logan MCV up 7 spots to #18, the Renault Duster up a massive 70 ranks to #22, the Hyundai Veloster up 22 spots to #24 and the Speranza M12 up 18 ranks to #26. The Peugeot 408 is up 75% and 19 spots to #34 for its 2nd month of sales in the country.

Previous month: Egypt September 2011 New Kia Picanto directly in Top 10

Full October 2011 Top 75 and year-to-date Top 100 below.

Egypt October 2011:

Pos Model Oct % Sep 2011 % Pos 2010
1 Chevrolet TFR Single Cab 1,528 9.5% 2 11,747 8.1% 2 2
2 Hyundai Verna 1,464 9.1% 1 14,328 9.9% 1 1
3 Chevrolet Lanos 1,152 7.2% 5 8,468 5.9% 3 3
4 Hyundai Accent RB 937 5.8% 4 5,908 4.1% 4  -
5 Chevrolet Aveo 740 4.6% 6 5,185 3.6% 6 9
6 Hyundai new Elantra 686 4.3% 3 5,697 3.9% 5  -
7 Mitsubishi Lancer 544 3.4% 8 2,003 1.4% 17 36
8 Speranza Tiggo 541 3.4% 16 2,698 1.9% 14 14
9 Toyota Hilux 461 2.9% 10 3,020 2.1% 13 17
10 Kia Carens 357 2.2% 11 4,025 2.8% 9 8
11 Kia Cerato/Koup 353 2.2% 54 3,260 2.3% 12 7
12 Renault Logan Sedan 350 2.2% 13 3,286 2.3% 11 11
13 Skoda Octavia Fantasia 304 1.9% 84 1,750 1.2% 20 13
14 Kia Sportage 285 1.8% 23 504 0.3% 41  -
15 Speranza A113 274 1.7% 17 2,015 1.4% 16 19
16 Hyundai i10 243 1.5% 12 1,086 0.8% 27 26
17 Chevrolet Optra 226 1.4% 7 3,928 2.7% 10 10
18 Renault Logan MCV 214 1.3% 25 410 0.3% 50  -
19 Toyota Corolla 213 1.3% 22 2,411 1.7% 15 23
20 Suzuki Maruti M800 208 1.3% 19 1,618 1.1% 21 20
21 Mercedes C Class 180 1.1% 18 1,403 1.0% 23 22
22 Renault Duster 147 0.9% 92 540 0.4% 39  -
23 Chevrolet Cruze 136 0.8% 21 1,542 1.1% 22 12
24 Hyundai Veloster 134 0.8% 46 331 0.2% 56  -
25 Kia New Picanto 125 0.8% 9 600 0.4% 37  -
26 Speranza M12 117 0.7% 44 291 0.2% 61  -
27 Brilliance Galena 105 0.7% 99 411 0.3% 49 77
28 Fiat Punto 96 0.6% 35 571 0.4% 38 39
29 VW Passat 91 0.6% 20 1,202 0.8% 25 33
30 Kia Soul 90 0.6% 39 319 0.2% 59 60
31 Renault Scala 81 0.5% 32 513 0.4% 40  -
32 Ford Focus 81 0.5% 40 301 0.2% 60 55
33 BMW 3 Series 74 0.5% 37 667 0.5% 31 27
34 Peugeot 408 70 0.4% 53 110 0.1% 90  -
35 Speranza A516 64 0.4% 15 1,918 1.3% 19 15
36 Speranza M11 62 0.4% 38 633 0.4% 33 35
37 BMW X3 60 0.4% 36 222 0.2% 68  -
38 Mercedes E Class 60 0.4% 45 604 0.4% 36 30
39 Kia Rio 60 0.4% 100 241 0.2% 65 31
40 Daihatsu Terios 57 0.4% 30 1,117 0.8% 26 25
41 Hyundai Elantra 51 0.3% 14 4,939 3.4% 7 4
42 VW Golf 49 0.3% 43 348 0.2% 54 48
43 Chevrolet Captiva 49 0.3% 75 267 0.2% 63 54
44 Suzuki Pickup 48 0.3% 47 452 0.3% 46 53
45 Renault Fluence 47 0.3% 24 1,372 0.9% 24 28
46 Jeep Cherokee 43 0.3% 26 839 0.6% 28 38
47 Jeep Wrangler 42 0.3% 33 469 0.3% 45 42
48 Peugeot 308 42 0.3% 42 426 0.3% 48 47
49 Mitsubishi Lancer EX 39 0.2% 55 117 0.1% 86  -
50 BMW X1 38 0.2% 48 438 0.3% 47  -
51 BMW 5 Series 38 0.2% 50 321 0.2% 57 49
52 Fiat Punto Evo 32 0.2% 66 321 0.2% 58 57
53 Proton Saga 27 0.2% 51 395 0.3% 52 40
54 Volvo S60 27 0.2% 69 138 0.1% 80  -
55 Toyota Land Cruiser 26 0.2% 60 213 0.1% 69 64
56 Speranza A620 25 0.2% 86 93 0.1% 98  -
57 Audi A4 24 0.1% 67 96 0.1% 95  -
58 Daihatsu Van 23 0.1% 52 284 0.2% 62  -
59 Suzuki Van 20 0.1% 63 160 0.1% 77  -
60 Peugeot 3008 20 0.1% 65 137 0.1% 82  -
61 Geely Panda 18 0.1% 34 371 0.3% 53 66
62 Volvo S80 18 0.1% 73 105 0.1% 92  -
63 JMC Pickup S/C 17 0.1% 31 499 0.3% 42  -
64 Mahindra Bolero 17 0.1% 61 108 0.1% 91  -
65 VW Jetta 17 0.1% 93 785 0.5% 29 29
66 Maple Aspire 16 0.1% 76 92 0.1% 100  -
67 Great Wall Hover 16 0.1% 81 125 0.1% 84  -
68 Opel Astra 16 0.1% n/a 58 0.0% n/a  -
69 Peugeot 206+ 15 0.1% 70 88 0.1% 102  -
70 Peugeot Partner 15 0.1% n/a 22 0.0% n/a  -
71 Mazda3 14 0.1% 28 499 0.3% 43 43
72 Mahindra Scorpio 14 0.1% 64 100 0.1% 94 61
73 Peugeot 207 12 0.1% 85 117 0.1% 87  -
74 Skoda Octavia A5 12 0.1%  - 397 0.3% 51  -
75 Renault Sandero 11 0.1% 27 625 0.4% 35 75

Egypt January-October 2011:

Pos Model 2011 % 2010
1 Hyundai Verna 14,328 9.9% 1
2 Chevrolet TFR Single Cab 11,747 8.1% 2
3 Chevrolet Lanos 8,468 5.9% 3
4 Hyundai Accent RB 5,908 4.1%  -
5 Hyundai new Elantra 5,697 3.9%  -
6 Chevrolet Aveo 5,185 3.6% 9
7 Hyundai Elantra 4,939 3.4% 4
8 Nissan Sunny 4,224 2.9% 6
9 Kia Carens 4,025 2.8% 8
10 Chevrolet Optra 3,928 2.7% 10
11 Renault Logan Sedan 3,286 2.3% 11
12 Kia Cerato/Koup 3,260 2.3% 7
13 Toyota Hilux 3,020 2.1% 17
14 Speranza Tiggo 2,698 1.9% 14
15 Toyota Corolla 2,411 1.7% 23
16 Speranza A113 2,015 1.4% 19
17 Mitsubishi Lancer 2,003 1.4% 36
18 Nissan Pickup S/C 1,925 1.3% 16
19 Speranza A516 1,918 1.3% 15
20 Skoda Octavia Fantasia 1,750 1.2% 13
21 Suzuki Maruti M800 1,618 1.1% 20
22 Chevrolet Cruze 1,542 1.1% 12
23 Mercedes C Class 1,403 1.0% 22
24 Renault Fluence 1,372 0.9% 28
25 VW Passat 1,202 0.8% 33
26 Daihatsu Terios 1,117 0.8% 25
27 Hyundai i10 1,086 0.8% 26
28 Jeep Cherokee 839 0.6% 38
29 VW Jetta 785 0.5% 29
30 Hyundai Accent 757 0.5% 5
31 BMW 3 Series 667 0.5% 27
32 Speranza M11 633 0.4% 35
33 Chevrolet Spark 633 0.4% 37
34 Hyundai Matrix 632 0.4% 18
35 Renault Sandero 625 0.4% 75
36 Mercedes E Class 604 0.4% 30
37 Kia New Picanto 600 0.4%  -
38 Fiat Punto 571 0.4% 39
39 Renault Duster 540 0.4%  -
40 Renault Scala 513 0.4%  -
41 Kia Sportage 504 0.3%  -
42 JMC Pickup S/C 499 0.3%  -
43 Mazda3 499 0.3% 43
44 Hyundai Getz 498 0.3% 24
45 Jeep Wrangler 469 0.3% 42
46 Suzuki Pickup 452 0.3% 53
47 BMW X1 438 0.3%  -
48 Peugeot 308 426 0.3% 47
49 Brilliance Galena 411 0.3% 77
50 Renault Logan MCV 410 0.3%  -
51 Skoda Octavia A5 397 0.3%  -
52 Proton Saga 395 0.3% 40
53 Geely Panda 371 0.3% 66
54 VW Golf 348 0.2% 48
55 Kia Picanto 334 0.2% 21
56 Hyundai Veloster 331 0.2%  -
57 BMW 5 Series 321 0.2% 49
58 Fiat Punto Evo 321 0.2% 57
59 Kia Soul 319 0.2% 60
60 Ford Focus 301 0.2% 55
61 Speranza M12 291 0.2%  -
62 Daihatsu Van 284 0.2%  -
63 Chevrolet Captiva 267 0.2% 54
64 Proton Gen2 252 0.2% 45
65 Kia Rio 241 0.2% 31
66 Nissan Tiida 239 0.2% 44
67 Honda Civic 226 0.2% 41
68 BMW X3 222 0.2%  -
69 Toyota Land Cruiser 213 0.1% 64
70 Hyundai i20 193 0.1%  -
71 Seat Leon 183 0.1% 68
72 Jeep Grand Cherokee 175 0.1%  -
73 Seat Ibiza 175 0.1% 46
74 Mercedes GLK 173 0.1% 73
75 Hyundai Verna Viva 168 0.1% 34
76 Mercedes B Class 162 0.1% 74
77 Suzuki Van 160 0.1%  -
78 Chevrolet New Spark 150 0.1%  -
79 Suzuki Celerio 140 0.1% 58
80 Volvo S60 138 0.1%  -
81 Peugeot 3008 137 0.1%  -
82 Nissan X-Trail 137 0.1% 59
83 Seat Altea 127 0.1% 67
84 Great Wall Hover 125 0.1%  -
85 Englon SC7 119 0.1%  -
86 Mitsubishi Lancer EX 117 0.1%  -
87 Peugeot 207 117 0.1%  -
88 Proton Persona 113 0.1%  -
89 Peugeot 408 110 0.1%  -
90 Hyundai i30 110 0.1%  -
91 Mahindra Bolero 108 0.1%  -
92 Volvo S80 105 0.1%  -
93 Skoda Superb 103 0.1%  -
94 Mahindra Scorpio 100 0.1% 61
95 Audi A4 96 0.1%  -
96 Nissan Livina 96 0.1% 72
97 Dodge RAM 95 0.1%  -
98 Speranza A620 93 0.1%  -
99 Maple Aspire 92 0.1%  -
100 Chevrolet TFR Crew Cab 92 0.1%  -

Source: AMIC, many thanks to Ldman for sharing the data!

Categories: Egypt
  1. NismoBoy
    December 20th, 2011 at 02:29 | #1
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    Since August no Nissan sales have been reported??

    • matgasnier
      December 20th, 2011 at 19:59 | #2
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      That is correct Nismo.
      Matt

  2. Miguel
    December 4th, 2011 at 02:07 | #3
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    ITALY´S BEST SELLING CARS FROM nOVEMBER 2011:
    1 – FIAT PANDA – 10.134
    2 – FIAT PUNTO – 7.609
    3 – LANCIA Y – 4.869
    4 – FIAT 500 – 4.390
    5 – FORD FIESTA – 3.901
    6 – VW POLO – 3.696
    7 – OPEL CORSA – 3.462
    8 – CITROEN C3 – 3.211
    9 – VW GOLF – 3.148
    10 – RENAULT CLIO – 2.599

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