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12/01/2010

Canada Auto Sales By Brand - November 2010

The position General Motors holds on the top spot of Canada's auto sales recap for November 2010 will be short lived. Later on in the month, GM's sales will be split brand-by-brand. So will Chrysler's (updated). So will Ford's. But with Ford Motor Company, 96% of the company's sales came from the Blue Oval, Ford itself. Ford will take over #1 (as it has) and GM's four core brands will be littered throughout (2nd, 7th, 18th and 23rd, to be precise) when updates arrive. (Fully updated below)

Nevertheless, in the endless saga that is the chase for #1 in Canada, GM was the victor in November. On the year, GM is behind Ford Motor Company by about 22,000. In another oft-watched 2010 battle, Honda is now ahead of Hyundai by 230.

There is very little red in the chart below. Only four out of 24 brands posted lower sales in November 2010 than in November 2009. Then again, November 2009 wasn't the best of times, but it wasn't the worst either.

The Canadian passenger car market posted a 0.4% increase in November 2010. Light trucks, which out-sold passenger cars by about 14,000 units, posted a sales increase of 26.6% increase. GM, Ford, and Chrysler were out-sold by "import" nameplates by 8585. According to Desrosiers, the market was larger in November 2010 than in 2009 or 2008 but smaller than Novembers in 2004, 2005, 2007, and the best of the last eight years, November 2006.

Rank
Automaker
November 2010
% Change
#1
Ford
17,651
+15.67
#2
Chevrolet
12,551
+46.5
#3
Dodge
11,690
+42.1
#4
Toyota
10,861
-26.8
#5
Honda
9427
+18.5
#6
Hyundai
7739
+10.2
#7
GMC
5858
+60.9
#8
Mazda
5293
+3.4
#9
Nissan
5193
+9.3
#10
Kia
4022
+16.1
#11
Volkswagen
3934
+23.3
#12
Jeep
3014
+40.5
#13
Subaru
2567
+15.9
#14
BMW
2510
+20.5
#15
Mercedes-Benz
2495
+20.5
#16
Mitsubishi
1742
+48.4
#17
Acura
1449
+54
#18
Buick
1062
+74.7
#19
Lexus
1053
-18
#20
Audi
968
-10.9
#21
Lincoln
724
+15.7
#22
Suzuki
655
-8.1
#23
Cadillac
636
+27.5
#24
Chrysler
604
-44.6
#25
Infiniti
593
+5.3
#26
Volvo
497
+2.7
#27
Mini
446
+28.9
#28
Scion
255
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#29
Land Rover
227
+15.8
#30
Porsche
168
+34.4
#31
smart
136
-19.5
#32
Jaguar
55
+10
#33
Maserati
9
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5 Comments:

  1. GM's marketing is what it should be in Canada. The new half/lease-half/buy finance arrangement thing(what do they call it?) is a selling point, and the products aren't bad for the most part. This could become the norm.

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  2. always wondered what these lists would look like if pickup trucks were removed from the numbers as most of these companies don't sell them.

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  3. wish there was a reply function. Would that be fair to the brands that have been smart enough to sell top quality pickup trucks? It's not GM or Ford or Dodges faults that they have a hold on the market. If VW can't or Nissan can't sell trucks here, suck it.

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  4. Jag. Time for improv.

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  5. Toyota, Honda, and Subaru are the top 3 car makers this year.

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