Category: Canada

Canada Auto Sales in April dropped down at the lowest monthly volume in over 60 years, as national anti-Covid19 lockdown measures were held throughout the month. Indeed, sales fell 74.6% in April with 45.833, leading Year to Date figures to 377.551 (-37.3%).

Canada Auto Sales in 2019 was moderately negative, signing the second annual decline in a string. Indeed, light vehicles Total sales in 2019 have been 1.928.791, down 3.7% from the previous year. Ram impressed (+13.8%) while several brands declined in double-digits, including Chevrolet, Mazda, Dodge, Dodge, Mini and Infiniti.

Canada Automotive Report 2010-2025 features historical data and insights plus professional forecast on new vehicles sales by type, manufacturer, brand and model providing an easy-to-use picture of current and future competitive landscape.

Canada Auto Sales were moderately negative in 2018 with 1.998.532 units sold, after eight consecutive years of growth, falling 2.2%. Ford kept the market lead - with 14.5% of market share - followed Toyota and Honda. The best-selling model is still the Ford F-Series.

Canada Auto Sales hit in the 2017 the milestone of 2 million light vehicles, hitting the fifth new all time record in a string. Honda consolidates the third place ahead of a shining Chevrolet and behind Ford and Toyota.

Canada Vehicles Market 2016 at the new all time record the fifth in a row, first time over the 1.9 million and now approaching the 2 million annual unit. Smart and Jaguar shine while Fiat plunged

Canada best selling cars 2016 annihilated by the astonishing new performance of the Ford F Series, at record volume for a single model in this market with a +22% from the already outstanding 2015.

Canada Cars Market in November scored the best growth of the year, despite the volatile oil prices and the political uncertainties. Chevrolet shined, jumping on 2nd place.

Canada Vehicles Industry in October registered the 4th y.o.y. moderate decline. The Honda Civic ranked 2nd behind the confirmed leader Ford F-series.

Canada Cars Sales September reported flat albeit the recent economic data are almost negative, sustained by a resilient domestic demand. Ford scored a 16.9% of market share.

Canada Autos Sales lost moderately in August. Chevrolet lost one spot, leaving the 4th place to Hyundai while Ford Escape is advancing rapidly toward the podium behind the Honda Civic.

Canada New Vehicle figures sharply decreased in July hit by economic downturn. Chevrolet gained one spot while Nissan advanced within the top 5. The Hyundai Elantra ranked third outpacing the Honda Civic.

Canada Vehicles Market in first half 2016 at all time record projecting the entire year at 2 million units, first time in the history. In June Hyundai shines improving 41% very near the podium.

Canada reduced the sales speed in May when oil industry was severely hurt by forest fires in Northern Alberta. FCA recovered the leadership on Ford fueled by Dodge Gran Caravan exploit.

Canada Vehicles Market in April 2016 first time ever above the 200.000 units. FCA Group in great shapes with Jeep +21% and Dodge +19%. The best improvement reported by Buick, up 39%.

Canada best selling cars ranking in 2015 led by Ford F Series ahead of the Ram Pick up and the Honda Civic. While market hit the all time record volume just one new model within the top 10, the Toyota Rav4.

Canada Car Sales in March kept speed hitting the best ever Q1 with volume improved 9 percent. Ford and General Motors shining while FCA brands pushed the brake. The new Ford Edge is the raising star.

Canada Vehicles Market 2015 breaks the 1.9 million sales hitting the new all-time record albeit in December sales had been down after 30 consecutive increase. Market is growing albeit economy suffered a turbulent 2015.

Canada new vehicles market rose moderately in September scoring the 28th consecutive growth in a string and projecting a new annual record, the second in a string with volume over the 1.8 million. Ford is struggling while Nissan is growing fast.