Northern Ireland Car Sales : 2019

With registrations down 2.1%, Northern Ireland fared slightly better than the UK as a whole (-2.4%). Ford retained its long held leadership, albeit with a smaller buffer. Hyundai does better here at third compared to the UK's 10th. Toyota is having a nice run, moving into 4th place. BMW, Vauxhall and Nissan all had double digit percentage drops though.

	16	17	18	19	Brand	2019	Share	+/-
	1	1	1	1	Ford	6,115	12.0%	-8%
	2	2	2	2	Volkswagen	5,584	10.9%	4%
	4	3	3	3	Hyundai	3,234	6.3%	5%
	11	9	7	4	Toyota	2,716	5.3%	9%
	7	5	5	5	BMW	2,677	5.2%	-11%
	3	4	4	6	Vauxhall	2,444	4.8%	-19%
	9	13	10	7	Peugeot	2,362	4.6%	10%
	5	8	11	8	Renault	2,226	4.4%	4%
	6	6	6	9	Nissan	2,218	4.3%	-12%
	8	7	8	10	Audi	2,187	4.3%	-5%
	13	10	9	11	Škoda	2,104	4.1%	-8%
	10	12	12	12	Kia	2,075	4.1%	0%
	15	14	14	13	Seat	2,059	4.0%	14%
	12	11	13	14	Mercedes	1,988	3.9%	2%
	14	16	15	15	Citroën	1,394	2.7%	13%
	17	15	18	16	Land Rover	1,137	2.2%	4%
	16	18	17	17	Suzuki	1,098	2.1%	-2%
	19	20	22	18	Dacia	945	1.8%	24%
	21	19	19	19	Mazda	866	1.7%	-10%
	18	17	16	20	Honda	865	1.7%	-25%
	22	21	21	21	Volvo	848	1.7%	1%
	20	22	20	22	MINI	847	1.7%	-6%
	24	24	25	23	Jaguar	471	0.9%	11%
	23	23	26	24	Fiat	427	0.8%	27%
	26	25	23	25	Mitsubishi	403	0.8%	-26%
			24	26	MG	355	0.7%	-25%
	28	26	28	27	Lexus	287	0.6%	19%
	29	27	29	28	Porsche	245	0.5%	7%
	27	29	27	29	Jeep	213	0.4%	-27%
					Others	777	1.5%
					Total	51,167		-2%

Data source: DTI.

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