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Norway July 2011: Toyota Avensis back on podium

Toyota Avensis Second consecutive month down for Norwegian car sales at -3% and 11,189 units in July. The year-to-date figure is however still up 8% at 79,694 registrations. After giving up its throne to its big sister the Passat last month, the VW Golf reclaims the Norwegian sales leadership with…

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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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Switzerland June 2011: VW Passat and Mini shine

Mini Countryman * See the Top 100 best-selling models by clicking on 'Read more' at the end of the post! * The Swiss car market is up 4% over the 2nd Quarter of 2011 at 85,621 registrations, bringing the half-year figure to 158,474 units, up 7%. The best-selling models podium…

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Norway June 2011: VW Passat takes the lead

VW Passat Like in neighbouring Sweden, the Norwegian car market is down year-on-year for the first time in 2011 at -7% and 10,354 registrations in June. The year-to-date figure is still up by 10.5% at 68,505 units. For the first time since 2007, the VW Passat is the best-selling model…

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Sweden June 2011: Volvo XC60 at its highest

Volvo XC60 In June, Swedish car sales are down for the first time this year at -3% and 27,485 registrations. Midway through the year, the market is still up 14% at 157,042 units. The Top 4 for the month is identical to the year-to-date ranking. The Volvo V70 is unsurprisingly…

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Germany May 2011: VW Passat over 10,000 sales

VW Passat * Now updated with the Top 250 best-selling models! See 'Read more' at end of post * German consumers are buying new cars again: sales are up a massive 22% year-on-year in May at 304,543 registrations. VW continues to impress: for the 4th time in 5 months the…

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