Car Sales Data (2014)

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Kahit hindi include ang PUV sa sales, papasok pa rin ang toyota, dahil from government, private company & embassy
gamit nila for service, saka yun nga, yung parts and availability, madaling mahanap and madaling maayos.

About naman po sa pie chart,

It proves na talagang merong improvement ang economy, yung mga promos and loan options between bank and car dealer para maka-avail ang certain buyer lalo na kung first time buyer ng sasakyan.

yung pagiging practical wise ng previous car owner na bibili ulit ng sasakyan, and the strategic gameplay ng car dealer, pag dating sa sales, kung ano ang ipantatapat between sa bare/standard, mid-end at TOTL, pag dating sa pricing.

[myk384]

Here's last years figures THE ULTIMATE CAR GUIDE: Car Features - September 2013 Philippines Car Sales Figures

[jaymd]

fort vs montero pa din pala. lamang ng konti yun fort. considering na ang laki na ng discount ng montero (70-115k) and maliit lang discount sa facelifted fort (25k-40k). pogi kasi yun gunmetal mags siguro ng fort hehe

[andrewnathaniel]

fort vs montero pa din pala. lamang ng konti yun fort. considering na ang laki na ng discount ng montero (70-115k) and maliit lang discount sa facelifted fort (25k-40k). pogi kasi yun gunmetal mags siguro ng fort hehe

Oo nga eh. Pero konti lang nakikita ko sa daan na gunmetal na Fort. Last year ba yung natalo ni MS si Fort sa sales?

[jaymd]

Oo nga eh. Pero konti lang nakikita ko sa daan na gunmetal na Fort. Last year ba yung natalo ni MS si Fort sa sales?

alam ko number one ms since nilabas to.

[Kasparov]

Thanks for the share. This is very informative. Tignan natin kung makakahabol MU-x

[CVT]

CUVs

Ecosport -1,992
Forester - 1,349
Tucson - 1,187
CR-V - 1,039
Santa Fe - 971
RAV4 - 871
CX-5 - 599
Sportage - 597
XV - 564
Sorento - 308
X-Trail - 138
3008 - 131
Tiguan - 101
Soul - 84
ASX - 81
Captiva - 20

At 6% of the total pie, and with this distribution,- not worth it to compete, IMO.... Of course we are not fully aware of the margins....

Ecosport is leading because it is new,- and is priced just above subcompact...


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[andrewnathaniel]

Thanks for the share. This is very informative. Tignan natin kung makakahabol MU-x

Next year na sales pa natin malalaman kung makakahabol ang MU-X pag nagnormal na ang supply.

[CVT]

Actually kaya naman yun bro kaso medyo matrabaho. Swerte mo though, nakahanap ako ng data na nakaclassify na per segment yung mga model: http://tsikot.com/forums/toyota-cars...-market-23948/

2005


2014:


In the span of a decade, we see the ff. changes in Filipinos' buying patterns:

* MPVs and AUVs used to be king. Before the rise of the ubiquitous pick-up based SUV, everyone was driving around in their Crosswinds, Adventures, and of course the hot new kid on the block, the Innova. The Fortuner was only recently introduced and hasn't yet become the staple big car of the country.

2005: Not much choice kasi during that time for the SUV, just the CRV and RAV4- both CUVs without much seating capacity (and so we bought a van... )

* Compacts still had significant market share. This was still the time when the Altis, Mazda 3, and Civic lorded over the streets, and only the Vios and City were serious contenders from the subcompact segment. Today, with the subcompact and minicar segment offering great variety, lots of features, and cheaper operating costs at a lower purchase price, suddenly noone wants a compact sedan.

2005: Because the City, IMO, looks very ugly (sorry for those who still own this model - either you love it or you hate it)... And the new Vios ala Camry just came out... Also, the sizes of the subcompacts are just too small compared to the compacts...(but we bought a tiny Jazz, and we loved it) Now, the subcompacts are offered at about the size of the compacts in 2005,- which is good,- and they look good too now...

* CUVs were prevalent. Fuel efficiency wasn't yet the top priority during the time (if you read reviews from this era, FC wasn't even a major discussion point). So even if the 2nd gen CR-V only gets 5 km/L, it was still selling like pandesal. If today you'd buy a Fortuner if you had over a million, back then it was the CR-V and X-Trail.

2005: 5-seater gas guzzlers,- nah!!! And they're priced way up there!


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[joemarski]

Pickup-based SUVs

Fortuner - 12,319
Montero Sport - 11,970
Trailblazer - 2,582
Everest - 2,505
Alterra - 339

sana nga merong lumabas na Car Sales Data for the 1st Qtr 2015 (Jan - Mar 2015).

tingnan ko lang ang labanang Alterra vs. Montero vs. Fortuner.