Romania July 2014: Podium 100% Dacia

August 13, 2014
Matt Gasnier
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The Dacia Sandero is up to #3 at home this month.

* See the Top 100 best-selling models and Top 38 brands by clicking on the title! *

The Romanian new car market continues on its fantastic run this year: up 46% year-on-year in July to 8,368 registrations, bringing the year-to-date total to 39,593 units, up 31% on 2013. Dacia excels at home with sales up a gigantic 75% in July to 34.2% market share, above its year-to-date level of 31.8% at 12,804 sales (+59%). In fact this month Dacia monopolises the podium with the Logan at 21.5% share, the Duster at 5.7% and the Sandero at 5%. Other spectacular gains in the brands ranking include Ford up 95%, Renault up 105%, Fiat up 101%, Mazda up 87% and Jeep up 164%. Model-wise, notice also the Fiat 500 up 17 spots on June to #7, the Renault Mégane up 15 to #8 and the Dacia Lodgy up 17 to #20.

Previous month: Romania June 2014: Dacia Logan up to 27% share in market up 75%

One year ago: Romania July 2013: Dacia Logan hits 20% share, highest in a year

Full July 2014 Top 100 models and Top 38 brands Ranking Tables below.

Romania July 2014 – brands:

Pos	Brand	Jul-14	%	/13	Jun	2014	%	/13	Pos	FY13
1	Dacia	2,864	34.2%	75%	1	12,804	31.8%	59%	1	1
2	Volkswagen	766	9.2%	13%	3	3,379	8.4%	-4%	3	2
3	Ford	754	9.0%	95%	2	3,309	8.2%	84%	4	4
4	Skoda	751	9.0%	55%	4	3,751	9.6%	46%	2	3
5	Renault	579	6.9%	105%	5	2,203	5.2%	25%	5	5
6	Opel	430	5.1%	26%	6	2,017	5.1%	36%	6	6
7	Fiat	322	3.8%	101%	14	1,005	2.2%	60%	10	12
8	Hyundai	264	3.2%	25%	7	1,434	3.7%	-6%	7	7
9	Mercedes	252	3.0%	35%	8	1,295	3.3%	18%	9	9
10	Toyota	228	2.7%	11%	10	1,329	3.5%	13%	8	8
11	Peugeot	162	1.9%	15%	11	801	2.0%	33%	12	13
12	BMW	142	1.7%	5%	13	989	2.7%	-3%	11	10
13	Nissan	105	1.3%	62%	9	588	1.5%	44%	14	17
14	Mazda	103	1.2%	87%	16	490	1.2%	54%	17	19
15	Audi	99	1.2%	-12%	12	791	2.2%	-10%	13	11
16	Kia	82	1.0%	67%	18	346	0.8%	-1%	18	18
17	Suzuki	79	0.9%	-16%	15	523	1.4%	10%	16	14
18	Land Rover	76	0.9%	10%	17	546	1.5%	24%	15	16
19	Honda	53	0.6%	-13%	21	297	0.8%	-5%	20	21
20	Seat	53	0.6%	-15%	22	230	0.6%	-13%	22	22
21	Mitsubishi	47	0.6%	-10%	20	309	0.8%	0%	19	20
22	Jeep	29	0.3%	164%	23	145	0.4%	71%	25	25
23	Volvo	28	0.3%	22%	24	157	0.4%	15%	24	24
24	Porsche	25	0.3%	92%	26	103	0.2%	30%	26	27
25	Citroen	21	0.3%	-48%	19	195	0.6%	14%	23	23
26	Chevrolet	12	0.1%	-89%	25	265	0.8%	-38%	21	15
27	Mini	10	0.1%	100%	27	95	0.3%	-6%	27	26
28	Maserati	6	0.1%	n/a	–	13	0.0%	225%	33	37
29	Subaru	5	0.1%	-29%	30	34	0.1%	-36%	29	29
30	Alfa Romeo	5	0.1%	-29%	32	20	0.0%	-65%	31	30
31	Jaguar	4	0.0%	-20%	28	24	0.1%	-31%	30	31
32	Lexus	3	0.0%	-40%	29	39	0.1%	3%	28	32
33	SsangYong	3	0.0%	0%	31	13	0.0%	333%	34	35
34	Aston Martin	2	0.0%	n/a	–	2	0.0%	0%	41	42
35	Bentley	1	0.0%	0%	35	8	0.0%	14%	35	33
36	Smart	1	0.0%	0%	36	6	0.0%	0%	36	34
37	Lada	1	0.0%	0%	33	3	0.0%	-40%	39	39
38	Lamborghini	1	0.0%	n/a	–	3	0.0%	200%	40	44

Romania July 2014 – models:

Pos	Model	Jul-14	%	Jun	2014	%	Pos	FY13
1	Dacia Logan	1,798	21.5%	1	7,763	19.6%	1	1
2	Dacia Duster	479	5.7%	3	2,469	6.2%	2	2
3	Dacia Sandero	416	5.0%	4	1,560	3.9%	4	4
4	Ford Fiesta	415	5.0%	2	1,555	3.9%	5	9
5	Skoda Octavia	313	3.7%	5	1,834	4.6%	3	3
6	Skoda Rapid	267	3.2%	6	1,019	2.6%	6	10
7	Fiat 500	251	3.0%	24	611	1.5%	14	43
8	Renault Mégane	240	2.9%	23	470	1.2%	15	24
9	VW Golf	215	2.6%	7	988	2.5%	7	5
10	VW Passat	172	2.1%	10	707	1.8%	12	12
11	Ford Focus	162	1.9%	12	942	2.4%	8	6
12	Renault Clio	152	1.8%	8	719	1.8%	9	13
13	Opel Astra	139	1.7%	13	658	1.7%	13	7
14	Opel Corsa	127	1.5%	9	713	1.8%	11	14
15	VW Jetta	126	1.5%	19	427	1.1%	18	11
16	VW Polo	95	1.1%	14	380	1.0%	20	18
17	Skoda Fabia	93	1.1%	21	439	1.1%	17	16
18	Dacia Dokker	89	1.1%	17	714	1.8%	10	8
19	Opel Insignia	87	1.0%	20	341	0.9%	23	37
20	Dacia Lodgy	82	1.0%	37	295	0.7%	28	19
21	Renault Captur	79	0.9%	18	351	0.9%	21	40
22	Hyundai i20	69	0.8%	15	411	1.0%	19	15
23	Nissan Qashqai	68	0.8%	11	343	0.9%	22	50
24	Renault Fluence	67	0.8%	16	446	1.1%	16	17
25	Toyota Corolla	63	0.8%	30	262	0.7%	32	82
26	Ford Mondeo	60	0.7%	29	266	0.7%	31	49
27	Hyundai i30	59	0.7%	27	309	0.8%	25	26
28	VW Tiguan	55	0.7%	22	298	0.8%	26	21
29	Peugeot 2008	55	0.7%	35	166	0.4%	49	89
30	Fiat 500L	51	0.6%	45	227	0.6%	36	29
31	Hyundai Elantra	50	0.6%	33	193	0.5%	45	33
32	Mazda3	50	0.6%	47	164	0.4%	50	77
33	Ford Kuga	49	0.6%	34	248	0.6%	34	28
34	Skoda Superb	48	0.6%	39	269	0.7%	29	34
35	Hyundai ix35	47	0.6%	32	297	0.8%	27	22
36	Kia Sportage	47	0.6%	25	241	0.6%	35	32
37	VW Touareg	40	0.5%	40	213	0.5%	39	30
38	Toyota Aygo	39	0.5%	51	182	0.5%	46	55
39	Suzuki SX4	38	0.5%	26	267	0.7%	30	20
40	Mercedes ML Class	38	0.5%	31	224	0.6%	37	27
41	Toyota Auris	36	0.4%	46	205	0.5%	42	25
42	Toyota Yaris	35	0.4%	36	310	0.8%	24	23
43	Range Rover Evoque	35	0.4%	44	251	0.6%	33	38
44	Mazda CX-5	35	0.4%	42	202	0.5%	43	53
45	Suzuki Swift	33	0.4%	75	198	0.5%	44	65
46	BMW X5	32	0.4%	54	216	0.5%	38	47
47	Opel Antara	31	0.4%	79	75	0.2%	89	n/a
48	Peugeot 301	30	0.4%	38	210	0.5%	41	35
49	Seat Toledo	30	0.4%	67	100	0.3%	78	102
50	Toyota RAV4	29	0.3%	50	212	0.5%	40	36
51	Ford Ka	28	0.3%	88	69	0.2%	91	n/a
52	BMW X3	27	0.3%	84	143	0.4%	57	56
53	Mercedes GLK Class	26	0.3%	76	152	0.4%	55	39
54	Mercedes A Class	26	0.3%	78	115	0.3%	70	41
55	Mitsubishi ASX	24	0.3%	69	161	0.4%	52	61
56	BMW 3 Series	24	0.3%	83	159	0.4%	53	46
57	Range Rover Sport	23	0.3%	58	175	0.4%	47	79
58	Peugeot 208	23	0.3%	56	123	0.3%	65	68
59	Nissan Juke	23	0.3%	43	117	0.3%	69	44
60	Mercedes C Class	22	0.3%	59	163	0.4%	51	72
61	Ford B-Max	22	0.3%	60	140	0.4%	58	31
62	Renault Trafic	22	0.3%	77	132	0.3%	62	76
63	Peugeot 308	21	0.3%	28	171	0.4%	48	74
64	Honda CR-V	21	0.3%	61	137	0.3%	59	64
65	VW Up!	21	0.3%	85	128	0.3%	64	42
66	Audi Q3	21	0.3%	62	120	0.3%	67	62
67	Jeep Grand Cherokee	21	0.3%	41	104	0.3%	74	n/a
68	Mercedes V Class	20	0.2%	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	–
69	BMW 5 Series	19	0.2%	70	153	0.4%	54	54
70	Skoda Citigo	19	0.2%	53	113	0.3%	73	81
71	Mercedes GLA	19	0.2%	86	88	0.2%	83	–
72	Mercedes S Class	18	0.2%	73	104	0.3%	75	n/a
73	Peugeot 508	18	0.2%	n/a	67	0.2%	93	78
74	Audi A4	17	0.2%	52	136	0.3%	60	51
75	Mazda6	17	0.2%	72	120	0.3%	68	107
76	Mercedes CLA	17	0.2%	89	91	0.2%	82	87
77	BMW X1	16	0.2%	71	150	0.4%	56	58
78	Opel Mokka	16	0.2%	81	134	0.3%	61	97
79	Honda Civic	16	0.2%	82	103	0.3%	76	69
80	Hyundai i40	16	0.2%	66	99	0.3%	79	90
81	Seat Leon	15	0.2%	74	83	0.2%	84	63
82	VW Caddy	15	0.2%	96	72	0.2%	90	86
83	Audi Q5	14	0.2%	57	113	0.3%	72	60
84	Toyota Avensis	14	0.2%	n/a	77	0.2%	86	52
85	Hyundai Santa Fe	14	0.2%	87	66	0.2%	95	88
86	Kia Cee’d	14	0.2%	n/a	58	0.1%	99	96
87	Volvo V40	14	0.2%	n/a	53	0.1%	n/a	n/a
88	Honda Accord	14	0.2%	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a
89	Audi A3	13	0.2%	55	113	0.3%	71	73
90	Porsche Cayenne	13	0.2%	93	67	0.2%	94	98
91	Mitsubishi Outlander	13	0.2%	97	61	0.2%	97	75
92	Mercedes Viano	13	0.2%	n/a	45	0.1%	n/a	n/a
93	Audi A6	12	0.1%	48	122	0.3%	66	71
94	Citroen C-Elysee	12	0.1%	49	92	0.2%	80	93
95	Toyota Land Cruiser	11	0.1%	n/a	76	0.2%	87	85
96	Kia Rio	11	0.1%	n/a	31	0.1%	n/a	94
97	Mercedes E Class	10	0.1%	64	101	0.3%	77	67
98	Range Rover	10	0.1%	n/a	66	0.2%	96	80
99	Mercedes B Class	10	0.1%	94	41	0.1%	n/a	104
100	Fiat Punto	10	0.1%	n/a	21	0.1%	n/a	n/a

Source: DRPCIV

Matt Gasnier

Comments (4)

Lartigue says:
August 13, 2014 at 7:37 pm
Dacia, anywhere, you can’t find a better value for money.
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Miki says:
August 13, 2014 at 5:20 pm
Hi Matt, the share for July is counted incorrectly – you use monthly sales of 6951 units, instead of 8368. If you sum all the shares, you are at 120,4%
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1. Matt Gasnier says:
  August 13, 2014 at 5:35 pm
  Miki/Julien: Thank you/merci! I shouldn’t be writing articles late at night hehe.
  Amended now.
  Best,
  Matt
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Julien says:
August 13, 2014 at 9:00 am
Bonsoir Mat !
Certainement une coquille dans les pourcentages … La somme est bien supérieure à 100 %.
Bon été à toi.
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