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Commercial vans, some of which might be used to ferry passengers around, found 1722 buyers in January 2013. There was a great deal of parity in the market. Of the top five vans in the seven-van segment, none managed more than 24% market share; none worse than 12.3%. Only the Nissan NV and Ram Cargo Van existed as low-volume players.
NV sales rose 44% to 88. Ram C/V sales fell 90% from 475 (in its best month so far) to just 50 units in January 2013. The class-leading Ford E-Series was up 3%. Ford’s other commercial-oriented van, the Transit Connect, posted a 184% improvement.
Meanwhile, Canadians purchased or leased 5694 minivans in January, a figure which includes 993 truly mini minivans.
Click model names in the table below to find historical monthly and yearly sales figures or make a selection at GCBC’s Sales Stats page. Before long we’ll also be seeing sales figures for Nissan’s NV200 and a Doblo-derived Ram.
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Van
|
January
2013 |
%
Change |
Year To Date
|
YTD
% Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
374
|
+ 12.3% | 374 | + 12.3% | |
|
413
|
+ 2.7% | 413 | + 2.7% | |
|
332
|
+ 184% | 332 | + 184% | |
|
253
|
+ 43.8% | 253 | + 43.8% | |
|
212
|
+ 7.6% | 212 | + 7.6% | |
|
88
|
+ 44.3% | 88 | + 44.3% | |
|
50
|
– 89.5% | 50 | – 89.5% |
Source: Manufacturers & ANDC
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