Western Europe sales figures 2004

[Coventrysucks]

February 2004 YtD sales figures for Western Europe

VAG: 373,035
Volkswagen 212,033
Audi 78,524
SEAT 50,559
Skoda 31,690
Bentley 141
Lamborghini 88

PSA: 322,869
Peugeot 178,096
Citroen 144,773

Ford: 288,320
Ford 195,040
Mazda 38,242
Volvo 35,824
Land Rover 11,601
Jaguar 7,509
Aston Martin 104

GM: 227,802
Opel 156,914
Vauxhall 39,222
Daewoo 21,248
Saab 10,052
Cheverolet 214
Isuzu 109
Cadillac 43

Renault: 220,400

Fiat: 194,644
Fiat 143,232
Alfa Romeo 28,642
Lancia 22,473
Ferrari 183
Maserati 114

DaimlerChrysler: 131,569
Mercedes 101,382
Smart 16,380
Chrylser 7,738
Jeep 6,057
Maybach 12

Toyota: 118,730
Toyota 116,612
Lexus 2,118

BMW: 91,759
BMW 74,678
MINI 17,059
Rolls Royce 22

Nissan: 59,411

Hyundai: 43,160

Honda: 28,205

Suzuki: 23,486

Kia: 17,026

MG/Rover: 15,805
Rover 11,973
MG 3,832

Mitsubishi: 14,606

Subaru: 5,951

Porsche: 5,319

Lotus: 151

TVR: 24

Source: Jato Dynamics

[Mustang]

wow only 24 TVR i am sure that they sold atleast 25 cars on their first day of the motorshow in Birmingham

[ZerK]

Surely TVR have sold more than that? There must be at least 10 in my area.

While I'm on the subject, saw a Tuscan S a few weeks ago. The sound of that inline-6 was heavenly

[Coventrysucks]

Bearing in mind that they are built in a shed, 24 in two months sounds about right.

[Matra et Alpine]

Originally Posted by Coventrysucks

Bearing in mind that they are built in a shed, 24 in two months sounds about right.

hey, talking of being built in a shed, why no Morgan ????

[bk4uyeah]

43 Cadillac's? talk about being deprived

[Matra et Alpine]

Originally Posted by bk4uyeah

43 Cadillac's? talk about being deprived

A matter of choice bk4y

With all those other cars to chose from what surprises me is ANY caddies were sold. Especially now with less US servecmen in Europe !!!

[Coventrysucks]

Originally Posted by Matra et Alpine

hey, talking of being built in a shed, why no Morgan ????

Morgan are positively booming: 30 of them
No figures for any other low volume sports car builders they all come under "others"

[fpv_gtho]

a bit of a surprise that Nissan and Renault weren't grouped together

[Coventrysucks]

They aren't really the same company, they do have strong links but are seperate entities.

Renault says:
To set up a powerful automotive group ranked in the top five worldwide by boosting the performance of Renault and Nissan through wide-ranging cooperation, while preserving the two companies' distinct identities: this was the aim of the agreement signed on March 27, 1999 when Renault took an equity interest in Nissan. The Alliance is the first industrial and commercial alliance of this type between a French company and a Japanese company. Renault and Nissan are pursuing a common strategy for profitable growth and are linked by a community of interests.

So its not like any of the other major groups which are "owned" by the one parent company.

[Matra et Alpine]

Originally Posted by Coventrysucks

They aren't really the same company, they do have strong links but are seperate entities.

yep a purchase of equity.

but of course then they moved Goshen in to lead Nissan
Superb programme on BBC2 with their business guy following Goshen for a day. a VERY busy man and charismatic with his feet on the ground.

...

Just like Chrylser and M-B "merger" they all turn out to be takeovers !!!

[fpv_gtho]

well you learn something new every day then, dont ya

the way ive heard everyone talking about their relationship, i just asumed their position wouldve been one worth putting hem together

[UK CARS]

Glad to se Fiat doing well, Come on TreVoR!

Mg/rover another disappointment!