Mongolia 2011: Hyundai Accent and Sonata possible leaders

Hyundai Accent Yes, I know. Mongolia was the only major country not to be featured in BestSellingCars... until today! You'd think that given its geographical situation, Mongolia's car market would be a mix of Chinese and Russian cars. Not so! Observation of the streets of Ulan Bataar through recent YouTube…

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This is BestSellingCars’ post number 1,001!

Lada Granta Exactly 9 months after starting this blog on 29 October 2010, we have passed a big milestone at BestSellingCars today: this is my 1,001st post! That's an average of 3.6 posts a day...yep I have been hard at work! :-) You have been more and more numerous -…

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Malaysia June 2011: Proton Saga hits record share

Proton Saga * See the Top 50 best-selling models by clicking on 'Read more' at the end of the post * The Malaysian new car market is down again this month at -23% and 39,854 registrations, bringing the 2010 year-to-date total into negative for the first time at -1% and…

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Czech Republic June 2011: 5 Skodas in Top 8

Skoda Roomster * See the Top 100 best-selling models by clicking on 'Read more' at the end of the post! * Tough month for new car sales in Czech Republic, down 13% at 16,156 units. This means the 1st Half figure is now down too at -1% and 88,284 registrations…

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Vietnam June 2011: Chevrolet Cruze on top

Daewoo Lacetti/Chevy Cruze in Hanoi, January 2011 New car sales in Vietnam are down 25% in June at 7,611 registrations, but still up 4% year-to-date at 52,588 units. For the second time in 3 months, the Daewoo Lacetti/Chevrolet Cruze holds the pole position with 535 sales and an excellent 7%…

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France LCV June 2011: Peugeot Partner on podium

Peugeot Partner Light Commercial Vehicle sales are down 10% in France in June at 38,567 registrations but still up 5% year-to-date at 224,367 units. The Renault Kangoo (8.8%) and Fiat Ducato (7%) dominate the ranking again and deliver shares slightly higher than their 2011 year-to-date levels (8.5% and 6.8% respectively)…

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