*Updated 01/22/2010*
2009 ceased to exist nearly five days ago. Over the course of the previous 365 days, automakers competing in Canada sold 1,460,581 vehicles. 747,497 were officially "passenger cars". The other 713,084 were classified as "light trucks". Compared with 2008 sales were down 10.7% across the board. General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler combined to sell about 10,000 fewer vehicles than the combined totals of European and Asian nameplates.
Although more detailed Sales Stats will be posted in the next couple weeks (separating GM's sales, for instance, brand-by-brand), the figures you see below show which manufacturers struggled mightily in 2009 and which struggled just a little bit. And some, in fact, which struggled not at all. Here's the rundown on Canada's Auto Sales figures for the whole calender year of 2009. For a look at December's Sales Stats click here.
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Ford: +7% to 218,559
Toyota: -9.5% to 189,313
Chevrolet: -22.5% to 127,720
Honda: -19.1% to 122,918
Dodge: -19.7% to 116,788
Hyundai: +28% to 103,233
Mazda: -13.3% to 73,672
Nissan: -4.5% to 71,936
GMC: -1.9% to 52,179
Pontiac: -47% to 49,624
Kia: +22.9% to 46,118
Volkswagen: +0.1% to 40,059
Jeep: -40% to 30,181
BMW: +6.4% to 24,724
Mercedes: +19.2% to 24,276
Subaru: +15.8% to 23,034
Mitsubishi: +6.2% to 19,786
Acura: -11.8% to 17,088
Chrysler: -40.2% to 16,197
Lexus: +5.3% to 15,802
Suzuki: -8.5% to 12,303
Audi: +22% to 11,310
Saturn: -53.5% to 8,759
Buick: -50.5% to 8,438
Infiniti: -13.2% to 7,081
Volvo: +0.5% to 6,542
Lincoln: + 8% to 6,174
Cadillac: -38% to 4,724
Mini: -13.3% to 4,251
smart: -28.9% to 2,667
Land Rover: -12.5% to 2,006
Porsche: +0.4% to 1,689
Jaguar: -13.5% to 804
Saab: -50.4% to 777
Hummer: -39% to 494
Mercury: -87% to 126
Maserati: -33% to 104
Ferrari: -19% to 94
Bentley: -53% to 69
Lamborghini: -24% to 55
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