Europe Full Year 2013: Discover the Top 353 best-selling models!

The Mercedes A-Class delivers the biggest year-on-year gain in the Top 50.

* See the Top 353 best-selling models & Top 57 brands by clicking on the title! Thanks Bart *

Thanks to Bart from left-lane.com, I can share with you today an all-models ranking for Europe over the Full Year 2013! Exciting times indeed. You can check out the Full Year 2013 European Top 10 analysis here. Beyond the Top 10, as expected we have the Audi A3 up a nice 28% and 13 spots to #11, but let’s not forget the Fiat 500 up 6 ranks and 9% to #14 and now Fiat’s best-seller in Europe. The biggest year-on-year gain in the Top 50 is delivered by the Mercedes A-Class boosted by the arrival of a completely reshuffled third generation and already the most successful launch ever for the German manufacturer. The A-Class is up 87% to #20 and 131,258 sales this year. Notice also the Dacia Sandero up 65% to #24, the Toyota Auris up 74% to #26 and the Seat Leon up 46% to #45.

The Fiat 500L is up to #55 for its first full year in market.

As far as all-new models are concerned, the biggest success of the year is the Renault Captur landing directly at #48 with 84,085 sales and even flirting with the Top 10 in December! The Captur is followed by the Peugeot 2008 at #69 and 58,672 units, the Mercedes CLA at #122 and 27,598 sales, Chevrolet Trax at #147, Mitsubishi Space Star at #160, Suzuki SX4 S-Cross at #194, Renault Zoe at #195, BMW 4 Series at #205 and Opel Cascada at #217. Among ‘almost all-new’ models enjoying their first full year in market in 2013, let’s point out the Fiat 500L up to a pretty cool #55, the Volvo V40 at #56, Opel Mokka at #58, Ford B-Max at #59, Opel Adam at #93, Skoda Rapid at #103 and Dacia Dokker at #139.

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Full Year 2013 Top 353 models and Top 57 brands Ranking Table below.