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Philippines September 2012: Mitsubishi Montero Sport shines

October 22nd, 2012 Leave a comment Go to comments

Mitsubishi Montero Sport

* See the Top 50 best-selling models by clicking on the title! Many thanks to Myk *

The Filipino new car market is up 10% year-on-year in September to 14,743 registrations, bringing the year-to-date total to 133,344 units, up 8% on 2011. The Toyota Vios keeps the lead with 1,250 sales and 8.5%, the Mitsubishi Montero Sport has another outstanding month at #2 with 1,078 units and 7.3%, passing the Toyota Innova, down to #3 at 1,021 sales and 6.9% but still #2 year-to-date at 9,967 units and 7.5%.

Honda Pilot

Below the Toyota Fortuner at #4 and 5%, the Hyundai Accent is up 6 spots on August to #5 with 3.4% share thanks to 502 sales. Other great performers this month in the Philippines include the Honda CR-V up 9 ranks to #15, the Hyundai Eon at #18, the Ford Ranger at #25 vs. #48 year-to-date and the Ford Explorer up 42 to #28. Two models break into the Filipino Top 50 for their very first month of sales in the country: the Honda Pilot lands at #32 with 79 units and the Ford Mustang is #44 at 40.

Previous month: Philippines August 2012: Isuzu Crosswind and Mitsubishi Lancer shine

Previous year: Philippines Full Year 2011: Stable ranking in solid market

Full September 2012 Top 50 Ranking Table below.

Philippines September 2012:

Pos Model Sep % Aug 2012 % Pos
1 Toyota Vios 1,250 8.5% 1 12,068 9.1% 1
2 Mitsubishi Montero Sport 1,078 7.3% 3 9,427 7.1% 3
3 Toyota Innova 1,021 6.9% 2 9,967 7.5% 2
4 Toyota Fortuner 733 5.0% 4 8,186 6.1% 4
5 Hyundai Accent 502 3.4% 11 4,182 3.1% 8
6 Isuzu Crosswind 483 3.3% 6 4,418 3.3% 7
7 Honda City 480 3.3% 9 4,169 3.1% 9
8 Toyota Hiace 479 3.2% 7 3,648 2.7% 10
9 Mitsubishi Adventure 450 3.1% 10 4,712 3.5% 6
10 Toyota Avanza 439 3.0% 5 4,793 3.6% 5
11 Toyota Hilux 439 3.0% 8 3,605 2.7% 11
12 Hyundai Tucson 331 2.2% 17 2,234 1.7% 14
13 Nissan Urvan 286 1.9% 20 2,409 1.8% 13
14 Mitsubishi Strada 263 1.8% 16 2,990 2.2% 12
15 Honda CR-V 221 1.5% 24 1,265 0.9% 23
16 Hyundai Elantra 216 1.5% 19 1,947 1.5% 18
17 Toyota Corolla Altis 214 1.5% 15 1,994 1.5% 17
18 Hyundai Eon 211 1.4% 13 931 0.7% 27
19 Hyundai Grand Starex 207 1.4% 29 1,666 1.2% 21
20 Isuzu D-Max 191 1.3% 18 2,035 1.5% 16
21 Ford Fiesta 189 1.3% 22 2,117 1.6% 15
22 Kia Rio 176 1.2% 21 1,709 1.3% 19
23 Honda Civic 171 1.2% 26 1,672 1.3% 20
24 Mitsubishi Lancer EX 165 1.1% 12 944 0.7% 26
25 Ford Ranger 156 1.1% 25 373 0.3% 48
26 Honda Jazz 155 1.1% 27 1,094 0.8% 25
27 Nissan Navara 129 0.9% 23 1,382 1.0% 22
28 Ford Explorer 118 0.8% 70 539 0.4% 39
29 Toyota Camry 109 0.7% 28 701 0.5% 34
30 Kia Sportage 106 0.7% 31 748 0.6% 32
31 Suzuki APV 85 0.6% 33 866 0.6% 29
32 Honda Pilot 79 0.5%  - 79 0.1% n/a
33 Suzuki Celerio 77 0.5% 32 868 0.7% 28
34 Ford Everest 74 0.5% 14 1,115 0.8% 24
35 Ford Escape 66 0.4% 39 846 0.6% 30
36 Subaru XV 66 0.4% 34 347 0.3% 50
37 Kia Picanto 65 0.4% 38 716 0.5% 33
38 Chevrolet Spark 63 0.4% 30 787 0.6% 31
39 Isuzu Alterra 59 0.4% 37 589 0.4% 36
40 Subaru Forester 55 0.4% 36 498 0.4% 41
41 Nissan Sentra 50 0.3% 52 559 0.4% 38
42 Kia Sorento 49 0.3% 51 386 0.3% 47
43 Suzuki Alto 44 0.3% 42 660 0.5% 35
44 Ford Mustang 40 0.3%  - 40 0.0% n/a
45 Suzuki Swift 39 0.3% 43 495 0.4% 42
46 Mitsubishi Pajero 35 0.2% 67 429 0.3% 44
47 Toyota Prado 32 0.2% 45 423 0.3% 45
48 Chevrolet Cruze 31 0.2% 47 469 0.4% 43
49 Mazda CX-5 29 0.2% 35 276 0.2% 53
50 Toyota Land Cruiser 200 27 0.2% 61 293 0.2% 55

Source: Manufacturers, many thanks to Myk for sharing the data!

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