In April of last year, Nissan Canada sold 191 Cubes. The Cube’s most direct rival, the Kia Soul, found 796... Read More
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17.5% of Jaguar equals….. not very much. Although in the case of the handsome Jaguar XK, 17.5% of Jaguar’s Canadian... Read More
As was shown last week, more than one in four Canadian new vehicle sales in April 2011 were sport-utility vehicles... Read More
58% of the minivans sold in Canada in April were Dodge Grand Caravans. Sounds great? Sure, of course it does,... Read More
Arguably the three most famous small luxury nameplates, the BMW 3-Series, Audi A4, and Mercedes-Benz C-Class were also Canada’s three... Read More
Finally, after months of waiting for a decent supply of cars, Chrysler/Dodge dealers are finally getting the 2011 model year... Read More
Who buys more trucks? Canadians, or Americans? You’d be forgiven for assuming it was the Texas-encapsulating United States, particularly if... Read More
While watching Fareed Zakaria GPS yesterday on CNN.com, I heard it said that iPad market share in the tablet category... Read More
Through the first four months of 2011, Toyota sold 37,060 Sienna minivans. That’s up 60.6% from the first four months... Read More
Lexus IS C Despite being down 6.5% through the first third of the year, Volvo C70 sales shot up 71.6%... Read More
Sales of the Toyota Avalon, Nissan Maxima, Lincoln Town Car, Hyundai Azera, Dodge Charger, and Chrysler 300 declined in year-over-year... Read More
Ford just saw its UK market share fall from 14.4% in March to 13.4% in April 2011. That was still... Read More
Britain’s new car market was mostly level in April 2011, though first impressions disagree with that statement. Remove scrappage scheme... Read More
Every single vehicle in this market share chart of America’s 20 best-sellers was manufactured in North America. Some are Canadians,... Read More
Premium auto brands sold 119,405 vehicles in April 2011 in the United States. Obviously, as you can see from the... Read More
The U.S. new vehicle market shrunk by 7% compared with March but rose 18% year-over-year as the leading Detroit brands... Read More
Chrysler boss Sergio Marchionne has decided that Chrysler and Dodge don’t need two nearly identical minivans competing with one another.... Read More
America’s six most popular conventional midsize cars are also America’s second, fourth, seventh, eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth, and fourteenth best-selling vehicles... Read More
April 2012 Minivan Sales Chart Click Either Chart For A Larger View In April, the two best-selling minivans in Canada... Read More
Now that Canadians across the country have enjoyed an unseasonably warm Victoria Day weekend, we can assume summer is starting early.... Read More
April 2012 Large Luxury Car Sales Chart Click Either Chart For Larger View With a very little bit of help... Read More
April 2012 Small/Entry Luxury Car Sales Chart Click Either Chart For A Larger View Infiniti car sales were down 8%... Read More
Newer is better. The aging Acura RDX has finally been replaced, and the new car was distinctly more popular this... Read More
April 2012 Small Car Sales Chart Click Any Chart For A Larger View To assist in the gauging of popularity,... Read More
Three mainstream sedans from three mainstream automakers reported some of the worst year-over-year sales declines in April 2012. Apart from the... Read More
The $53,000 2012 Audi S4, Part Of The Audi A4 Lineup, Canada’s 3rd-Best-Selling Luxury Vehicle Line In April 2012 The Cadillac... Read More
Click Chart For Larger View Canada’s 20 best-selling vehicles accounted for nearly 48% of the new vehicles sold in Canada... Read More
Without its Sprinter vans, Mercedes-Benz sold 3029 automobiles in Canada in April 2012. Without Sprinter, Mercedes-Benz Canada market share falls... Read More
A Familiar Place: During April, 8691 Canadian Truck Buyers Found Themselves In An Interior Like This One Only 38 of... Read More
If Toyota Canada considered the Prius to be one car as Toyota USA does, it would have been Canada’s 16th-best-selling... Read More