Martinique Car Sales : 2017

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This island in the Caribbean is an overseas region of France so I assume sales here may be included in the total for France but I am unsure. Maybe a reader could clarify this. Anyway, the nearly 400,000 inhabitants bought well over 16,000 new cars, up 3% on 2016. The top four brands are French owned so no bias there. Toyota jumped three places with a 22% increase in sales. BMW took a big hit as did DS.

16	17	Brand	2017	%	+/-		2016	%
1	1	Peugeot	2,577	15.4%	0%		2,589	15.9%
2	2	Renault	2,330	13.9%	-8%		2,545	15.6%
3	3	Dacia	1,600	9.6%	9%		1,469	9.0%
4	4	Citroën	1,523	9.1%	50%		1,016	6.2%
5	5	Kia	945	5.6%	1%		933	5.7%
9	6	Toyota	911	5.4%	22%		744	4.6%
11	7	Ford	821	4.9%	12%		735	4.5%
8	8	Opel	775	4.6%	0%		778	4.8%
7	9	Hyundai	757	4.5%	-8%		827	5.1%
6	10	VW	678	4.1%	-21%		862	5.3%
12	11	Suzuki	667	4.0%	33%		502	3.1%
10	12	Nissan	654	3.9%	-12%		744	4.6%
13	13	Audi	420	2.5%	-3%		434	2.7%
14	14	Mercedes	281	1.7%	-15%		330	2.0%
15	15	Seat	266	1.6%	-7%		286	1.8%
17	16	Mazda	246	1.5%	22%		202	1.2%
18	17	Fiat	218	1.3%	15%		189	1.2%
16	18	BMW	205	1.2%	-22%		262	1.6%
19	19	Isuzu	151	0.9%	-1%		153	0.9%
20	20	Land Rover	115	0.7%	2%		113	0.7%
22	21	Jeep	99	0.6%	6%		93	0.6%
25	22	Iveco	79	0.5%	39%		57	0.3%
21	23	DS	66	0.4%	-35%		102	0.6%
23	24	Mitsubishi	55	0.3%	-29%		78	0.5%
28	24	Ssangyong	55	0.3%	38%		40	0.2%
24	26	MINI	53	0.3%	-23%		69	0.4%
26	27	Škoda	42	0.3%	-13%		48	0.3%
27	28	Honda	41	0.2%	0%		41	0.3%
34	29	Jaguar	29	0.2%	n/a		2	0.0%
29	30	Porsche	21	0.1%	-40%		35	0.2%
30	30	Lexus	21	0.1%	0%		21	0.1%
-	32	Volvo	18	0.1%	n/a		-
31	33	Subaru	8		14%		7
		Other	10				10
		Total	16,737		3%		16,316