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2019 Canada Auto Sales Figures – By Manufacturer (Automaker Rankings)

2019 Canada Automotive Sales by Automaker – The Best-Selling Automotive Manufacturers By Sales Volume

Vehicle sales in Canada didn’t exactly end the year on a high note. More companies saw sales decline than saw sales increase. When you look at the sales numbers for 2019 as a whole, there were actually only three companies that saw sales rise. Those three companies were Toyota, Hyundai/Kia Auto Group, and Volvo. These three automakers tended to see strong sales all year long. With sales trending down at the end of 2019, we fully expect 2020 to get off to a slow start. There’s always the chance that other automakers will be able to see sales rise in upcoming months, but in general, we expect most automakers to continue to see sales slip. Volvo, Hyundai, and Toyota will likely continue to see sales increase, at least in the short term. Of all of the automakers out there, Volvo has the most positive momentum. The car company doesn’t sell anywhere near the highest volume, but it has seen continuous growth, and its models are well regarded by consumers and critics. It’ll be interesting to see how 2020 progresses.

2019 Best Selling Automakers in Canada

This data table looks at last month’s total automotive brand volumes in Canada by model. We compare Canadian automotive brand sales with last year. While we call it “year to date” sales, because the year is over, it is for the full sales year. With these sales numbers we also calculate a growth rate column so you can better gauge an individual automotive brands  sales success in the Canadian market.

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