2005 vehicle sales to date: Toyota owns the market

**luloym** · November 24th, 2005 12:08 PM

lupet ng urvan! circa 80s' pa pero topping its category.

**carlocaraddict** · November 24th, 2005 12:38 PM

nyahaahah! Lumina wala pang 100 ang sales hahaahah, kasi eh, LUMANA kasi eh.

**niky** · November 24th, 2005 01:35 PM

Eh, look at the Optra.

Too many sales for a poor vehicle... IMO.

And as for the Focus numbers, it would be nice if those sales were broken down into categories... I'm betting the Focus would top the 1.8 market with those sales.

**carlocaraddict** · November 24th, 2005 09:29 PM

Marvin, how does Peugeot doing here in RP? Any figures?

Nissan will be launching new models soon and I hope they will catch up.

I also heard that Fiat and Renault will be back to our shores. Renault will be building a plant in Malaysia and will export cars to its ASEAN neighbors (I assume with the help of Nissan). If its true that Fiat will be coming back, baka China assembled Fiats ang dadalhin dito (eg Palio, Sienna).

**basti08** · November 24th, 2005 10:35 PM

Originally Posted by mbt

I've summarized the latest data from CAMPI into this table... check it out:

JAN-OCT 2005
SUBCOMPACT CLASS
Toyota Vios 6,827
Honda City 2,332
Hyundai Getz 1,573
Honda Jazz 1,512
Kia Picanto 892
Hyundai Matrix 291
Chevrolet Aveo 116
Kia Rio 42
Suzuki Swift 41

COMPACT CLASS
Toyota Corolla Altis 4,272
Mazda 3 1,902
Nissan Sentra (includes 1.3 and 1.6) 1,901
Honda Civic 1,643
Chevrolet Optra 1,441
Mitsubishi Lancer 1,210
Ford Focus 313
Chevrolet Zafira 35

MIDSIZE / FULL-SIZE CLASS
Toyota Camry 802
Honda Accord 356
Nissan Cefiro 141
Mazda 6 60
Chevrolet Lumina 33
Hyundai Sonata 12
Mitsubishi Galant 8
Hyundai XG 2

OTHERS
BMW (all models) 707
Audi (all models) 66
Porsche (all models) 43
Hyundai Coupe 20
Nissan 350Z 4

SUBCOMPACT SUV
Suzuki Jimny 97

COMPACT SUV
Honda CR-V 2,268
Nissan X-Trail 2,028
Ford Escape 1,244
Toyota RAV4 494
Mazda Tribute 346
Hyundai Tucson 217
Mitsubishi Outlander 79
Suzuki Grand Vitara 76

VALUE SUV
Toyota Innova 10,145
Mitsubishi Adventure 4,860
Isuzu Crosswind 4,494
Toyota Revo 465

MIDSIZE SUV
Toyota Fortuner 2,594
Ford Everest 1,751
Isuzu Alterra 531
Mitsubishi Montero Sport 408
Kia Sorento 389

PREMIUM SUV
Mitsubishi Pajero 677
Ford Explorer 280
Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 235
Ford Expedition 164
Nissan Patrol 148
Chevrolet Trailblazer 137
Chevrolet Tahoe 45
Chevrolet Suburban 28
Isuzu Trooper 48

PICKUP TRUCKS
Toyota Hilux 2,005
Isuzu D-MAX 1,433
Nissan Frontier 1,018
Isuzu Fuego 605
Ford Ranger 485
Mitsubishi Strada 209

MINIVAN / MPV
Hyundai Starex 1,815
Suzuki APV 376
Chevrolet Venture 264
Toyota Previa 201
Mitsubishi Grandis 195
Nissan Serena 44
Kia Sedona 42

FULL-SIZE VAN
Nissan Urvan 1,223
Toyota Hiace 1,085
Mitsubishi L300 Versa Van 608
Kia Pregio 269
Ford Club Wagon 61

Some interesting developments:
1. The Mazda 6's sales are pitifully low, but there was an 850% jump in sales in September, when the facelifted 6 was released (17 units against 2 in August). For October 2005, 13 units were sold, nosing past the Nissan Cefiro's sales for that month.

2. The Ford Focus is selling fairly well, with 136 units sold in October against 297 units for the market leader, the Altis, in the same month.

3. The updated City is selling quite well. For October, the City surpassed the Vios in sales, 536 against 439.

4. Toyota is delivering more and more Fortuners each month, 742 units in October compared to 279 in May and 258 in June.

5. The Innova's sales are blowing through the roof.

6. The current Civic is still selling reasonably well even though an all-new model will be bowing very soon.

7. Sales of the Kia Sorento SUV are steadily climbing every month.

8. Sales of the Suzuki APV are declining.

im so happy by Hyundai Getz edging the Jazz in sales...its also in the top three in the class.
the Picanto isn't selling the way it should because of its dealer's greediness. too bad, it seems nice pa naman.

Kudos to Mazda3's snatching second in the compact class...behind the all time leader Corolla it only squeak passed a Sentra by just 1 unit...it's still a notable feat. considering that it only has 1.6L & 2.0L variants. no 1.3L like the Sentra and Manual transmissions.
btw, what is the Zafira doing in there? they still sell that car? i thought its phased out already.

Good sales for the Camry... but it seems im seeing more Accords on the road though. im looking forward for a better stats for the Mazda's 6 next year. hopefully.

also with Starex's reign in the market, im surprised though that the Sedona's sales were the poorest...it seems alot of it are roaming are streets naman.

Sales of the APV is overwhelming but not flattering...

Fortuner rocks...im surprised though that the Everest still can keep up, though its not close to the Fortuner's...it creamed all of the other's sales, combined.

**mbt** · November 25th, 2005 12:37 AM

hindi CAMPI member yung peugeot e hehe

**number001** · November 25th, 2005 12:49 AM

[SIZE=6]Chevrolet Lumina - 33 units sold![/SIZE]

Time to throw a BIG party, CHEVROLET DEALERS (btw only those who managed to contribute to this figure, of course)!

**carlocaraddict** · November 25th, 2005 12:17 PM

Originally Posted by number001

[SIZE=6]Chevrolet Lumina - 33 units sold![/SIZE]

Time to throw a BIG party, CHEVROLET DEALERS (btw only those who managed to contribute to this figure, of course)!

hahahahah