New Zealand November 2011: Ford Ranger up to #2 UPDATED

2012 Ford Ranger * NOW UPDATED with the Top 25 best-selling models! Click on the title to see * The New Zealand car market is down just one percent at 7,328 registrations in November, bringing the year-to-date total to 78,164 units, up 5%. The Toyota Corolla remains the best-selling vehicle…

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New Zealand October 2011: Toyota Yaris up to #3 UPDATED

Toyota Yaris * Many thanks to Jared for making this update possible! * * NOW UPDATED with the Top 25 best-selling models - click on title ! * New Zealand car sales are down 4% year-on-year at 7,026 units even though Japanese models supply is now back to normal. Perhaps the Rugby World…

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New Caledonia August 2011: Peugeot 206+ surprises

Peugeot 206+ * See 'Read more' for the Top 10 best-selling models, many thanks to Yves for the data! * For the first time since April, the Ford Ranger is not the best-selling car in New Caledonia this month: it's the Peugeot 206+ with 77 sales, above the Toyota Hilux…

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New Zealand June 2011: Toyota Hilux & Nissan Navara dominate

Nissan Navara Still impacted by stock shortages due to the Japan earthquake, new car sales in New Zealand are down 4% year-on-year in June at 7,652 registrations. Boosted by a very successful Fieldays, the ‘largest agricultural event in the Southern Hemisphere’, the podium is monopolised by pick-ups, or 'utes' as they…

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New Caledonia May 2011: DongFeng Utah up to #7

DongFeng Utah * Many thanks to Yves Levy from Noumea, New Caledonia for sharing this information! * After giving up its throne to the Dacia Duster last month, the Ford Ranger reclaims the leadership of the New Caledonian car market in May with 85 sales, but the Duster stays strong…

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New Zealand May 2011: Toyota Hilux leads the way

Toyota Hilux Like in neighbour Australia, passenger car sales in New Zealand are hit by stock shortages due to the Japan earthquake and are down 2% at 4,535 units. Conversely, light commercials are up 13% at 2,028, helped by a strong sales push surrounding Fieldays, the 'largest agricultural event in the…

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