How to explain the Mazda 3's steadily declining sales? The 3 isn't generally labelled as a boring car, but Canadians are quite a bit less in love with the 3 than they were in the recent past. Besides November's 26.6% drop, October was down 20% and September was down 12%. No longer even close to being in contention for Canada's best-selling car title, the Mazda 3 is up just 2.3% on the year, albeit in a car market that's down 3.6%.
Year-to-date, the Mazda 3 remains 8507 sales ahead of the Toyota Corolla, a car which has posted a 25.7% drop through the end of November. Even Honda Civic sales are down in 2010 - the Civic was simply so lofty in the past that falling sales in the latter part of its lifecycle are nothing to worry about.
Oh, but you wanted good news? Honda and Toyota and Mazda and Nissan's Asian competitors from Korea aren't struggling. Passenger car sales at Hyundai were up 6.4% in November. Year-to-date Kia passenger car sales are up 17.5%.
Rank | Car | Status | October 2010 | % Change |
#1 | Honda Civic | ↔ | 4203 | +6.8 |
#2 | Toyota Corolla | ↔ | 2801 | -25.9 |
#3 | Mazda 3 | ↔ | 2654 | -26.6 |
#4 | Honda Fit | ↑ | 1557 | +249.1 |
#5 | Toyota Matrix | ↓ | 1555 | -18.1 |
#6 | Honda Accord | ↓ | 1162 | +22.8 |
#7 | Nissan Altima | ↓ | 1095 | +9.8 |
#8 | Toyota Venza | ↔ | 902 | -40.3 |
#9 | Nissan Sentra | ↓ | 792 | -1.1 |
#10 | Subaru Impreza | ↑ | 742 | -3.8 |
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