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Malaysia February 2012: Suzuki Swift in Top 10 for first time

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Suzuki Swift

* See the Top 50 best-selling models by clicking on the title! There is a month data delay *

Car sales in Malaysia are back into positive, up 8% year-on-year in February at 42,397 registrations, bringing the year-to-date total to 81,742 units, down 11% 0n 2011. The Top 4 best-selling models this month are unchanged vs. last month and the Full Year 2011: the Perodua Myvi leads at 17.4%, followed by the Proton Saga (12.9%), Perodua Viva (10.5%) and Proton Persona (6.8%).

Kia Optima

Toyota is back in shape and places the Vios at #5 (+2), Hilux at #7 (+2), Avanza at #11 (+16), Camry at #16 (+13) and Corolla at #18 (+18). The Suzuki Swift breaks into the Malaysian Top 10 for the very first time at #10 with 527 sales, the VW Passat gains 15 spots on January to #22, the Peugeot 207 stays very robust at #26, the Peugeot 308 breaks into the Top 30 for the first time at #30 and the Suzuki Alto is up to a best-ever #37.

Honda CR-Z

There are two newcomers in the Malaysian Top 50 this month: the Kia Optima multiplies its January sales by 3 to reach 152 units for a flamboyant 29th position and the Honda CR-Z goes from 26 sales last month to 81 in March in 44th place.

Previous month: Malaysia January 2012: Perodua Myvi at 18%, Peugeot shines

One year ago: Malaysia February 2011: Perodua Myvi keeps Proton Saga at bay

Full February 2012 Top 50 Ranking Table below.

Malaysia February 2012:

Pos Model Feb % Jan 2012 % Pos 2011
1 Perodua Myvi 7,369 17.4% 1 14,476 17.7% 1 1
2 Proton Saga 5,459 12.9% 2 10,740 13.1% 2 2
3 Perodua Viva 4,465 10.5% 3 8,061 9.9% 3 3
4 Proton Persona 2,876 6.8% 4 6,097 7.5% 4 4
5 Toyota Vios 2,777 6.5% 7 4,922 6.0% 6 6
6 Perodua Alza 2,738 6.5% 5 5,334 6.5% 5 5
7 Toyota Hilux 2,295 5.4% 8 3,782 4.6% 8 7
8 Proton Exora 1,968 4.6% 6 4,144 5.1% 7 8
9 Nissan Grand Livina 1,043 2.5% 9 1,959 2.4% 9 9
10 Suzuki Swift 527 1.2% 13 1,017 1.2% 11 19
11 Toyota Avanza 497 1.2% 27 647 0.8% 15 14
12 Mitsubishi Triton 486 1.1% 12 978 1.2% 12 12
13 Naza Forte 445 1.0% 11 940 1.1% 13 17
14 Proton Inspira 443 1.0% 10 1,159 1.4% 10 11
15 Toyota Innova 416 1.0% 14 901 1.1% 14 20
16 Toyota Camry 390 0.9% 29 532 0.7% 19 13
17 Isuzu D-Max 337 0.8% 20 533 0.7% 18 16
18 Toyota Corolla Altis 329 0.8% 36 440 0.5% 22 18
19 Ford Fiesta 279 0.7% 15 602 0.7% 16 24
20 Hyundai i10 276 0.7% 17 540 0.7% 17 29
21 Nissan Navara 268 0.6% 21 438 0.5% 23 26
22 VW Passat 258 0.6% 37 363 0.4% 24 n/a
23 Mazda3 193 0.5% 26 348 0.4% 25 43
24 Toyota Fortuner 185 0.4% 31 316 0.4% 28 49
25 Nissan Sylphy 183 0.4% 16 471 0.6% 20 30
26 Peugeot 207 183 0.4% 24 340 0.4% 26 50
27 Toyota Hiace 181 0.4% 34 300 0.4% 29 41
28 Honda Insight 180 0.4% 18 441 0.5% 21 21
29 Kia Optima 152 0.4% n/a 197 0.2% 37 n/a
30 Peugeot 308 141 0.3% 43 232 0.3% 36 45
31 Nissan Urvan 133 0.3% 33 257 0.3% 34 47
32 Mazda2 130 0.3% 28 279 0.3% 31 40
33 Hyundai Tucson 124 0.3% 23 284 0.3% 30 42
34 Toyota Rush 121 0.3% 35 234 0.3% 35 33
35 Hyundai Sonata 114 0.3% 19 320 0.4% 27 28
36 Chery Eastar 105 0.2% 25 261 0.3% 33 31
37 Suzuki Alto 105 0.2% 48 183 0.2% 42 n/a
38 Nissan Teana 104 0.2% 22 268 0.3% 32 23
39 VW Golf 100 0.2% 42 194 0.2% 39 32
40 VW Polo 98 0.2% 39 194 0.2% 38 48
41 Lexus CT200h 93 0.2% 51 166 0.2% 45 n/a
42 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport 91 0.2% 41 186 0.2% 41 n/a
43 Mitsubishi ASX 88 0.2% 55 149 0.2% 48 n/a
44 Honda CR-Z 81 0.2% n/a 107 0.1% n/a n/a
45 Nissan X-Trail 73 0.2% 54 134 0.2% 50 n/a
46 Chevrolet Cruze 71 0.2% 45 156 0.2% 47 n/a
47 Hyundai Santa Fe 69 0.2% 38 166 0.2% 44 n/a
48 Ford Ranger 69 0.2% 40 164 0.2% 46 36
49 Mitsubishi Lancer 64 0.2% 52 129 0.2% n/a n/a
50 Toyota Prius 64 0.2% 56 124 0.2% n/a 34
51 Kia Sorento 60 0.1% 50 135 0.2% 49 n/a
52 Suzuki SX4 56 0.1% 53 121 0.1% n/a n/a
53 Peugeot 3008 50 0.1% 49 125 0.2% n/a n/a
54 Hyundai Starex 48 0.1% 30 188 0.2% 40 n/a

Source: www.motortrader.com.my

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