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Italy November 2011: Fiat Panda gets stronger UPDATED

Fiat Panda

NOW UPDATED with actuals for the entire Top 65 thanks to Cristiana at UNRAE *

* See the Top 65 best-selling models by clicking on the title! *

The Italian car market continues to struggle at -9% and 133,314 registrations in November and -11% at 1,645,084 units year-to-date. Possibly helped by end-of-stock promotions for the current generation and the first units of the 2012 model arriving in dealerships, the Fiat Panda is on top for the third month in a row and the 5th time this year with 10,157 sales and 7.6%, its strongest share since February 2010… It is getting close to the Punto, #2 this month, in the year-to-date ranking with 107,448 units and 6.5% vs. 113,788 and 6.9% for the Punto.

The Lancia Ypsilon enjoys its 4th consecutive month at #3 with 4,869 sales and 3.7%. It is the first time in the history of the Ypsilon nameplate, launched in December 2003, that it manages to stay on the podium that long. The Fiat 500 is up 2 spots back to its traditional 4th place, making it 4 Italian models in the Top 4. The Renault Clio is in the Top 10 for the first time since June.

Range Rover Evoque

Other great performers this month include the VW Tiguan up 8 ranks on October to an excellent 23rd place at 1,505 units and 1.1% and the Hyundai ix35 up 23 spots to #29 with 1,271 sales and 1%. The Range Rover Evoque has aroused Italian consumers: it is #65 this month with 477 units and 0.4%, a level Range Rovers have not reached in at least 20 years.

Previous month: Italy October 2011 Lancia Ypsilon continues to shine

Full November 2011 Top 65 Ranking Table below.

Italy November 2011:

Pos Model Nov % Oct 2011 % Pos 2010
1 Fiat Panda 10,157 7.6% 1 107,448 6.5% 2 2
2 Fiat Punto 7,618 5.7% 2 113,788 6.9% 1 1
3 Lancia Ypsilon 4,869 3.7% 3 50,927 3.1% 5 9
4 Fiat 500 4,422 3.3% 6 57,628 3.5% 4 4
5 Ford Fiesta 3,901 2.9% 4 61,102 3.7% 3 3
6 VW Polo 3,796 2.8% 5 42,147 2.6% 7 7
7 Opel Corsa 3,462 2.6% 7 37,421 2.3% 8 6
8 VW Golf 3,148 2.4% 8 46,365 2.8% 6 5
9 Citroen C3 2,802 2.1% 9 31,887 1.9% 10 8
10 Renault Clio 2,599 1.9% 16 27,273 1.7% 13 10
11 Nissan Qashqai 2,518 1.9% 13 28,413 1.7% 12 12
12 Alfa Romeo Giulietta 2,430 1.8% 11 33,087 2.0% 9 34
13 Opel Astra 2,161 1.6% 14 28,896 1.8% 11 15
14 Mini 2,013 1.5% 18 19,867 1.2% 18 23
15 Toyota Yaris 1,821 1.4% 22 25,170 1.5% 15 11
16 Renault Megane 1,777 1.3% 19 17,085 1.0% 24 20
17 Ford Focus 1,735 1.3% 15 26,055 1.6% 14 13
18 Peugeot 207 1,724 1.3% 10 20,186 1.2% 17 14
19 Smart Fortwo 1,691 1.3% 12 23,002 1.4% 16 16
20 Ford C-Max 1,677 1.3% 25 19,319 1.2% 19 46
21 Mercedes A Class 1,578 1.2% 17 13,990 0.9% 31 21
22 Dacia Duster 1,548 1.2% 20 17,918 1.1% 22  -
23 VW Tiguan 1,505 1.1% 31 10,695 0.7% 38 39
24 Nissan Juke 1,412 1.1% 26 15,380 0.9% 25  -
25 Fiat Freemont 1,371 1.0% 21 8,833 0.5% 49  -
26 Opel Meriva 1,333 1.0% 30 18,499 1.1% 21 26
27 Toyota Aygo 1,324 1.0% 23 15,036 0.9% 26 35
28 Renault Scenic 1,282 1.0% 34 13,384 0.8% 34 25
29 Hyundai ix35 1,271 1.0% 52 9,847 0.6% 42  -
30 Fiat Bravo 1,209 0.9% 24 19,084 1.2% 20 18
31 Ford Ka 1,177 0.9% 29 14,173 0.9% 29 27
32 VW Passat 1,048 0.8% 28 13,574 0.8% 33  -
33 Chevrolet Spark 990 0.7% 27 14,115 0.9% 30 38
34 Audi A4 989 0.7% 33 14,512 0.9% 27 22
35 Alfa Romeo Mi.To 975 0.7% 35 17,368 1.1% 23 17
36 Audi Q5 924 0.7% 41 9,218 0.6% 46 49
37 Lancia Delta 884 0.7% 44 13,754 0.8% 32 29
38 Fiat Qubo 864 0.6% 36 10,853 0.7% 37 32
39 BMW X1 852 0.6% 38 8,575 0.5% 52 47
40 Lancia Musa 848 0.6% 49 14,314 0.9% 28 19
41 Hyundai i10 815 0.6% 39 9,588 0.6% 43 28
42 Seat Ibiza 795 0.6% 40 9,135 0.6% 47  -
43 Mercedes C Class 770 0.6% 45 8,851 0.5% 48  -
44 Opel Insignia 768 0.6% 51 11,090 0.7% 36 42
45 Renault Twingo 765 0.6% 58 8,038 0.5% 58 43
46 Toyota RAV4 746 0.6% 50 8,555 0.5% 54 52
47 BMW Serie 5 739 0.6% 54 8,573 0.5% 53  -
48 Nissan Micra 704 0.5% 32 12,198 0.7% 35  -
49 Audi A3 704 0.5% n/a 5,734 0.3% 69 37
50 BMW X3 688 0.5% 37 8,736 0.5% 50  -
51 Peugeot 5008 658 0.5% 64 7,595 0.5% 59  -
52 Opel Agila 645 0.5% 53 6,058 0.4% 64 53
53 Peugeot 308 636 0.5% 47 10,640 0.6% 39 40
54 Audi A1 636 0.5% 48 10,579 0.6% 40  -
55 Ford Kuga 635 0.5% 46 10,129 0.6% 41 41
56 Renault Modus 621 0.5% 60 6,033 0.4% 65  -
57 Hyundai ix20 600 0.5% 56 9,253 0.6% 45  -
58 Peugeot 107 578 0.4% 43 8,400 0.5% 56 30
59 Citroen C1 574 0.4% 55 6,961 0.4% 61 31
60 Peugeot 3008 560 0.4% 42 8,677 0.5% 51 44
61 Dacia Sandero 529 0.4% n/a 5,599 0.3% 70 33
62 Volvo V50 510 0.4% n/a 4,903 0.3% n/a  -
63 Citroen C4 Picasso 504 0.4% n/a 8,335 0.5% 57 51
64 BMW Serie 3 492 0.4% 59 8,455 0.5% 55 36
65 Range Rover Evoque 477 0.4% n/a n/a n/a n/a  -

Source: www.unrae.it

 

Categories: Italy
  1. Sith
    December 25th, 2011 at 06:22 | #1

    @MFabio83
    I think this is a supply problem.
    The Lancia Thema and the Chrysler 300C are assembled in the same factory in canada.
    This car is also a huge success in the US and Canada.

  2. December 5th, 2011 at 17:13 | #2

    Still in decline in November 2011 Fiat and Alfa Romeo sales in Italy, but grows Lancia with the new Ypsilon: http://www.carsitaly.net/fiat-car-sales_italy.htm

  3. MFabio83
    December 4th, 2011 at 23:28 | #3

    @Sith
    i know how many Thema are sold, but in October…
    189 Thema vs Voyager (source, Quattroruote 12/2011)

  4. Sith
    December 4th, 2011 at 23:03 | #4

    Does anybody knows the sales number of the Lancia Thema ??

    Lancia Voyager 112

  1. December 9th, 2011 at 22:27 | #1