UK Vehicle Sales - Brand / 2016

UK car sales are nearly 2.7 million units and by adding commercial vehicle (CVs) registrations of just over 437,000 one comes to a grand total in excess of  3.1 million. Cars sales were up 2.3% and CVs 1.3%. In 2015, CVs grew much faster.

Obviously adding CV sales benefits some brands and not others. Ford goes from 11.8% to 16.3%, GM Vauxhall from 9.3% to 10.7%, VW 7.7% /  9.4%, Mercedes 6.3% / 7.9% to give a few examples. New names appear such as DAF, Iveco, Scania and Isuzu.

	15	16	Brand	Sales	%	+/-
	1	1	Ford	438,889	16.3%	0%
	2	2	Vauxhall	288,865	10.7%	-7%
	3	3	VW	252,651	9.4%	-5%
	4	4	Mercedes	211,699	7.9%	13%
	5	5	BMW	182,593	6.8%	9%
	6	6	Audi	177,304	6.6%	6%
	7	7	Nissan	168,259	6.2%	2%
	8	8	Peugeot	133,039	4.9%	-4%
	10	9	Renault	110,944	4.1%	10%
	9	10	Toyota	104,021	3.9%	-4%
	12	11	Hyundai	92,524	3.4%	5%
	11	12	Citroën	90,786	3.4%	-9%
	14	13	Kia	89,364	3.3%	14%
	15	14	Land Rover	83,468	3.1%	9%
	16	15	Škoda	80,372	3.0%	8%
	13	16	Fiat	75,534	2.8%	-6%
	17	17	MINI	68,984	2.6%	8%
	18	18	Honda	59,106	2.2%	11%
	19	19	Seat	47,456	1.8%	0%
	21	20	Volvo	46,696	1.7%	8%
	20	21	Mazda	46,609	1.7%	2%
	22	22	Suzuki	38,167	1.4%	11%
	25	23	Jaguar	34,822	1.3%	45%
	23	24	Mitsubishi	26,892	1.0%	-15%
	24	25	Dacia	26,562	1.0%	1%
	26	26	DS	15,898	0.6%	-18%
	30	27	Chrysler	14,090	0.5%	29%
	27	28	Lexus	13,915	0.5%	5%
	29	29	DAF	13,911	0.5%	21%
	28	30	Porsche	13,097	0.5%	8%
	31	31	smart	12,020	0.4%	42%
	32	32	Iveco	8,305	0.3%	6%
	34	33	Scania	7,468	0.3%	5%
	33	34	Isuzu	7,015	0.3%	-5%
	35	35	Volvo Truck	5,732	0.2%	3%
	36	36	Alfa Romeo	4,881	0.2%	-4%
	38	37	Ssangyong	4,736	0.2%	31%
	41	38	MG	4,192	0.2%	33%
	37	39	MAN	4,074	0.2%	5%
	39	40	Subaru	3,612	0.1%	5%
			Others	21,616	0.8%
			Total	3,130,168		2%

Data source: SMMT
Text source: RayCee