2014年10月澳洲汽车销量榜

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The following data are new car sales figures for the month of October 2014.

October 2014 Australian New Car Sales Figures

1	Toyota	17,382
2	Hyundai	8,401
3	Holden	7,542
4	Mazda	6,880
5	Ford	6,337
6	Nissan	5,759
7	Mitsubishi	5,115
8	Volkswagen	4,764
9	Subaru	4,003
10	Mercedes-Benz	3,150
11	Jeep	2,628
12	Honda	2,626
13	Kia	2,113
14	BMW	1,907
15	Audi	1,613
16	Suzuki	1,389
17	Isuzu Ute	1,253
18	Renault	1,082
19	Land Rover	862
20	Lexus	808
21	Fiat	460
22	Peugeot	400
23	Skoda	354
24	Volvo Car	230
25	MINI	218
26	Porsche	203
27	Dodge	164
28	Alfa Romeo	130
29	Citroen	121
30	Chrysler	116
31	Fiat Professional	114
32	Jaguar	106
33	Great Wall	104
34	Ssangyong	97
35	Foton Light	93
36	LDV	73
37	Proton	67
38	Infiniti	45
39	Chery	41
40	Maserati	34
41	Smart	25
42	Ferrari	12
43	Bentley	11
44	Aston Martin	9
45	Lamborghini	6
46	Lotus	4
47	Caterham	1
48	Morgan	1
49	Rolls-Royce	1
50	McLaren	0
	Opel	0

(units sold – market share)

Micro Car Segment Winners :

• Mitsubishi Mirage (310 – 31.6%)
• Fiat 500 / Abarth (251 – 25.6%)
• Nissan Micra (130 – 13.3%)
  

Light Car Segment Winners :

• Hyundai i20 (1,328 – 15.9%)
• Toyota Yaris (1,167 – 14%)
• Honda Jazz (830 – 9.9%)
  

Light Car – above $25,000 – segment Winners :

• Mini Hatch/Clubman (141 – 36.8%)
• Peugeot 208 (96 – 25.1%)
• Audi A1 (94 – 24.5%)
  

Small Car Segment Winners:

• Toyota Corolla (3,819 – 19.9%)
• Mazda 3 (2,928 – 15.3%)
• Hyundai i30 (2,475 – 12.9%)
  

Small Car – above $40,000 – Segment Winners:

• Audi A3 (461 – 33.1%)
• Mercedes-Benz A-Class (371 – 26.6%)
• BMW 1 Series (207 – 14.9%)
  

Medium Car Segment Winners:

• Toyota Camry (1,908 – 47.7%)
• Mazda 6 (387 – 9.7%)
• Ford Mondeo  (299 – 7.5%)
  

Medium Car – above $60,000 – Segment Winners:

• Mercedes-Benz C-Class (862 – 37.6%)
• Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class (371 – 16.2%)
• BMW 3 Series (368 – 16%)
  

Large Car Segment Winners:

• Holden Commodore (2,210 – 71.3%)
• Toyota Aurion (405- 13.1%)
• Ford Falcon (396 – 12.8%)
  

Large Car – above $70,000 – Segment Winners:

• Mercedes-Benz E-class (135 – 35.8%)
• BMW 5 Series (75 – 19.9%)
• Jaguar XF (69 – 18.3%)
  

Upper Large Car Segment Winners:

• Chrysler 300 (107 – 54.3%)
• Holden Caprice(90 – 45.7%)
  

Upper Large Car – above $100,000 – Segment Winners:

• Mercedes-Benz S-Class  (37 – 40.7%)
• Maserati Sedan (30 – 33%)
• BMW 7 Series (3 – 18.3%)
  

People Mover Segment Winners:

• Honda Odyssey (222 – 33.9%)
• Hyundai iMAX (141 – 21.6%)
• Toyota Tarago (94 – 14.4%)
  

People Mover – above $60,000 – Segment Winners:

• Mercedes-Benz Viano (20 – 41.7%)
• Mercedes-Benz Valente (19 – 39.6%)
• Chrysler Voyager (9 – 18.8%)
  

Sports Segment Winners:

• Hyundai Veloster (466 – 32.8%)
• Toyota 86 (330 – 23.2%)
• BMW 2 Series Coupe/Convertible (140 – 9.8%)
  

Sports – above $80,000 – Segment Winners:

• BMW 4 Series Coupe/Convertible (186 – 33.5%)
• Mercedes-Benz E-class Coupe/Convertible (125 – 22.5%)
• Mercedes-Benz C-class Coupe (70 – 12.6%)
  

Supercars (200k+) Segment Winners:

• Porsche 911 (23 – 23%)
• BMW 6 Series (15 – 15%)
• Jaguar XK/Ferrari Coupe (12 – 12%)
  

SUV Small Segment Winners:

• Hyundai ix35 (1,273 – 20%)
• Subaru XV (1,149 – 18%)
• Mitsubishi ASX (851 – 13.4%)
  

SUV Small – above $40,000 – Segment Winners:

• Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class (200 – 27.5%)
• Audi Q3 (175 – 24%)
• Lexus NX (174 – 23.9%)
  

SUV Medium Segment Winners:

• Mazda CX-5 (1,594 – 16.8%)
• Toyota RAV4 (1,582 – 16.7%)
• Subaru Forester (1,266 – 13.4%)
  

SUV Medium – above $60,000 – Segment Winners:

• Audi Q5 (347 – 28.3%)
• BMW X3 (211 – 17.2%)
• Range Rover Evoque (198 – 16.1%)
  

SUV Large Segment Winners:

• Jeep Grand Cherokee (1,365 – 16.2%)
• Toyota Prado (1,218 – 14.4%)
• Toyota Kluger (1,063 – 12.6)
  

SUV Large – above $70,000 – Segment Winners:

• BMW X5 (366 – 23.2%)
• Mercedes-Benz M-Class (280 – 17.8%)
• Land Rover Discovery (225 – 14.3%)
  

SUV Upper Large Segment Winners:

• Toyota Landcruiser Wagon (773 -82.5%)
• Nissan Patrol Wagon (164 – 17.5%)
  

SUV Upper Large – above $100,000 – Segment Winners:

• Range Rover (42 – 40.4%)
• Mercedes-Benz GL-Class (39 – 37.5%)
• Lexus LX (18 – 17.3%)
  

Vans <= 2.5T Segment Winners:

• Volkswagen Caddy Van (167 – 51.1%)
• Renault Kangoo (75 -22.9%)
• Suzuki APV (58 – 17.7%)
  

Vans 2.5-3.5T Segment Winners:

• Toyota Hiace Van (507 – 32%)
• Hyundai iLoad (382 – 24.1%)
• Renault Trafic (301 – 19%)
  

Pickup 4×2 Segment Winners

• Toyota Hilux 4×2 (931 - 28.6%)
• Ford Ranger 4×2 (465 – 14.3%)
• Holden Ute 4×2 (375 – 11.5%)
  

Pickup 4×4 Segment Winners

• Toyota Hilux 4×4 (2,297 – 21.1%)
• Ford Ranger (1,940 – 17.8%)
• Mitsubishi Triton 4×4 (1,432 – 13.1%)
  

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cjx007

现代都第二了。另外s 级一个月37辆也算可以了。

garysu

比大奔卖得还少的买菜车 .. ....

q272229310

现代新车设计的很好看··还便宜~！

coolbbb

本田真不争气，一个劲儿的降

jccccml

ASX真卖那么好吗？
感觉很小众啊

奶奶的熊

新C卖的不错

cx_oem

IX35卖的这么好吗

出国吃考拉

现代真牛逼......追的太快了....

watson

jccccml 发表于 2014-11-6 20:46
ASX真卖那么好吗？
感觉很小众啊

它那个级别哪有几个车？ix35一直很好，而且它被分到了低一档的级别，其实它是rav4这级别的车

墨尔本大伟

现代好牛逼，感觉要爆发的节奏

samliang

按照这个表卖的不好的车就好砍价了。

indeepshit

prado 输给了大切。。。。

喜乐会

奔驰这么高

临尘居士

喜乐会 发表于 2014-11-7 01:00
奔驰这么高

性价比高吧，好像满地都是奔驰C，看过几次销量排名，常年在中型车排第二第三的（第一总是camry)

不是说，人均，呵呵，澳洲是人均拥有奔驰最高的国家嘛。

xiaoyujun123

奔驰开始刷数据了。嗑药了全线开花

qw47

camry 占47%, 大多数用户还是实用加价格啊

garysu

corolla彻底占优，cx5压倒rav4

ttkc

坐等马3降价拼销量第一

hnui

tu2011

MB都杀入前十名了，澳洲有米人真不少

风行者止水

一个月的数据，跟每个厂商的打折促销也有很大的关系

alee79

jccccml 发表于 2014-11-6 20:46
ASX真卖那么好吗？
感觉很小众啊

大小价钱都和烤肉差不多，配置更好，保养便宜，保修更长，就是牌子差了一点。

garysu

asx那级别一共就那几种车

hisoka0312

ttkc 发表于 2014-11-7 10:07
坐等马3降价拼销量第一

看见有人24500 开走了一辆马三touring。。。。这是已经开始发力了？

锁尔仁尼琴

好详细！Toyota和MB是大赢家！

garysu

锁尔仁尼琴 发表于 2014-11-7 11:07
好详细！Toyota和MB是大赢家！

每个月都这么详细的

lastday

Ford，Holden销售不错呀， 都要撤厂，以后海外生产

看来是不影响销售

garysu

lastday 发表于 2014-11-7 11:35
Ford，Holden销售不错呀， 都要撤厂，以后海外生产

看来是不影响销售 ...

falcon那可怜的销量。。。

tutuerer

qw47 发表于 2014-11-7 09:01
camry 占47%, 大多数用户还是实用加价格啊

你对比一下commodore和camry
camry被完爆