Belgium Top 4 Brands : 2000-2013

The Renault Captur. The brand was 2nd in 2013

By now, it was European brands dominating. Then once GM Opel went, VW and three French marques battled it out. The year with the most sales was 2011 with 572,200 and the lowest was 2003 with 458,800.
2013 finished with 486,100 so that was 86,000 units down in two years. 2014 should see things improving economically and car sales up.

The extreme right column is the percentage the top 4 got and that ended up a low 35%. That shows how well spread car sales are here. No brand is far ahead of the others.

Yr	1st	Sales	%	2nd	Sales	%	3rd	Sales	%	4th	Sales	%	%
2000	VW	63.6	12	Ren	56.5	11	Opel	53.9	10	Peug	53.2	10	44
2001	Ren	61.3	13	VW	58.6	12	Peug	52.1	11	Opel	50.7	10	46
2002	Peug	53.1	11	Ren	51.3	11	Citr	48.8	10	Opel	48.0	10	43
2003	Peug	54.2	12	Ren	52.7	11	Citr	50.3	11	Opel	47.1	10	45
2004	Ren	55.8	12	Peug	53.4	11	Opel	50.1	11	VW	50.1	10	43
2005	Peug	52.9	11	Ren	51.8	11	VW	50.1	10	Opel	48.8	10	42
2006	VW	56.5	11	Citr	55.4	11	Peug	52.4	10	Opel	52.1	10	41
2007	VW	55.7	11	Peug	51.8	10	Citr	50.1	10	Opel	49.3	9	39
2008	VW	53.2	10	Peug	52.9	10	Citr	53.2	9	Ren	49.0	9	38
2009	Ren	46.8	10	Peug	44.7	9	Citr	42.5	9	VW	42.5	9	37
2010	Ren	58.3	11	VW	53.5	10	Peug	52.6	9	Citr	48.6	9	39
2011	VW	61.9	11	Ren	61.5	11	Peug	48.7	9	Citr	45.6	8	38
2012	VW	52.1	11	Ren	46.0	9	Peug	39.9	8	Citr	37.2	8	36
2013	VW	50.1	10	Ren	45.7	9	Peug	38.8	8	Citr	33.9	7	35

Data source: Febiac.
For other decades click on the years: 1980-89, and 1990-99.

The Peugeot 208 helped that marque to 3rd for '13