2005 vehicle sales to date: Toyota owns the market

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.

nice statistics mbt!

well... at least we have confirmed the press reports about the strong sales of the Focus.

Sir MBT.... request po.... how about ung carnapped/carjacked cars naman....

I would like to know what vehicles ang mainit sa mata ng carnappers...

Baka meron dyan...

dami pera ng mga tao ha .. mas marami pa bumibili ng bimmer kesa sa accord or cefiro ..

grabe. runaway leader pa rin ang toyota in most segments! sana tuloy tuloy rin yung pagincrease ng sales ng mga mazda and the entire automotive industry! ang yayaman talaga ng pinoy hehehe.

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Originally Posted by bajumbo

Sir MBT.... request po.... how about ung carnapped/carjacked cars naman....

I would like to know what vehicles ang mainit sa mata ng carnappers...

Baka meron dyan...

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May ibang thread yan: http://tsikot.yehey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=17570

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Originally Posted by mrpink

dami pera ng mga tao ha .. mas marami pa bumibili ng bimmer kesa sa accord or cefiro ..

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that's the total across all BMW models. the accord and cefiro are just one model.

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Originally Posted by mazdamazda

well... at least we have confirmed the press reports about the strong sales of the Focus.

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well, the picture ain't that simple. the sales for October 2005 show that the Focus remains in a precarious position, especially considering that it's a brand-new model competing against old models:

Toyota Altis : 297
Nissan Sentra (includes 1.3-liter variant) : 200
Mazda 3 : 199
Honda Civic : 178
Chevrolet Optra : 178
Ford Focus : 136
Mitsubishi Lancer : 133

well... considering that the focus is priced at 900K++, it is still doing pretty good IMO.

overall automobile sales is still too low compared to pre 1997 crash and compared to other ASEAN markets

sa average of 500k per unit times number of all units sold from Jan to Oct, may trillion na kaya? wow dami pera umiikot

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

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tinde nito ah! highest sa lahat mapa sedan o van wala pa sa kalahati ng Innova na tumatakbo ngaun sa daan

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Originally Posted by mazdamazda

well... considering that the focus is priced at 900K++, it is still doing pretty good IMO.

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true...

ano kaya masasabi ni noelski ngayon na di mabenta ang innova :grin:

tindi nga ng Innova. Laki ng sales gap niya with the adventure.

OT po ... does Toyota still sell the Revo? may stock pa kaya?

i think meron pa... pang FX style nila just like what they did with the AE111 XL corollas sold for taxi fleets...

grabe ang sales ng innova. malufet!

So when the new Rav 4 comes, i guess toyota will be owning the Compact SUV segment too?

and GM will lay off 30,000 personnel (12 plants) :grin: nagtataka ang mga tao kung bakit nakaya ng Toyota umangat samantalang ang GM palugi na yata.

QUALITY you GM-asshats! :bwahaha:

Toyota is opening factories in Texas, Canada, and upgrade Indiana Plant (Subaru and Toyota Plant)

China GM rose 27% in sales tho.