Thursday, September 20, 2012

August 2012 Small, Midsize, And Large SUV Sales In Canada

Browse » Home » , , , , , , , , , , » August 2012 Small, Midsize, And Large SUV Sales In Canada
Canada August 2012 small SUV sales chart
Small SUV Sales Chart
Click Any Chart For Larger View
GMC sold nearly twice as many Yukons in Canada in August 2012 than in August 2011. That made the Yukon a class-leader in August, but it's a weak, low-volume class in Canada. Ford Expedition sales are up 12% to 1342 this year, making the Expedition more popular than the Yukon XL and Chevrolet Suburban combined.

 Enough about jumbo truck-based SUVs. The seven of them shown in the accompanying chart and table below accounted for just 0.35% of the overall new vehicle market. The Ford Escape, by itself, was responsible for 3.1% of all new vehicle sales in August 2012.  Even a moderately successful crossover like the Toyota Highlander outsold the whole mainstream large SUV segment last month. 79 of the Highlanders sold were hybrids.


Canada midsize SUV sales chart August 2012
Midsize SUV Sales Chart
Mini Canada still sells and leases very few Countrymans. The Mitsubishi Endeavor is just about done. Nissan had a dreadful SUV/CUV sales month all around. Mazda just released pics of the updated CX-9. And GoodCarBadCar began displaying the Hyundai Santa Fe and Kia Sorento, tweeners that they are, in both the small and midsize sections.

Canada August 2012 large SUV sales chart
Large SUV Sales Chart
Want to go back in time? As always, historical monthly and yearly sales figures for any vehicle currently marketed in North America can be accessed through the first dropdown menu at GCBC's Sales Stats home or, for non-mobile users, near the top right of this page. But we've added links in the tables below which will take you directly to each vehicle's sales page. Just click the model name. That'll save you a couple steps.

 Detailed August 2012 Canadian sales figures for dozens of SUVs and crossovers are visible after the jump. 
2014 Mini Paceman Blue
What The Countryman Should Have Been? The 2014 Mini Paceman

Small SUV
August 2012
%
Change
Year To Date
YTD
% Change
1859
- 14.8%14,615- 9.3%
2404
+ 11.4%20,148- 5.6%
4642
+ 13.0%28,641- 9.4%
1243
+ 6.3%8203- 4.0%
3092
+ 35.4%23,495+ 47.3%
-----
- 100%9- 94.6%
1725
- 35.6%15,061- 17.6%
1352
+ 67.3%10,494+ 0.5%
501
- 9.1%4237- 9.7%
514
- 28.3%4767- 17.2%
1951
+ 22.8%14,258+ 21.1%
1588
+ 13.3%9530- 4.8%
721
+ 2.3%5800+ 13.1%
844
-----7720-----
164
- 70.9%2704- 29.0%
-----
- 100%444- 81.9%
107
+ 61.7%1026+ 16.5%
294
- 39.4%3111- 13.6%
522
+ 25.8%4542- 5.6%
237
- 35.1%2715+ 2.8%
1037
- 52.4%10,569+ 16.3%
657
- 4.6%4983- 7.1%
165
+ 41.0%1175- 5.1%
2754
+ 134%17,163+ 22.5%
566
+ 59.4%3966+ 4.8%

Midsize SUV
August 2012
%
Change
Year To Date
YTD
% Change
343
- 22.6%2266- 12.9%
277
- 47.9%2264- 41.1%
79
- 67.5%1862+ 11.7%
-----
- 100% 89- 77.8%
1356
+ 2.7%13,793+ 28.1%
954
+ 22.3%7001+ 11.4%
95
- 55.2%2640+ 19.1%
492
- 13.2%3178- 19.1%
726
+ 37.8%3501+ 23.8%
1725
- 35.6%15,061- 17.6%
200
+ 55.0%1428+ 49.4%
572
- 14.6%6931+ 4.6%
18
- 81.6%847- 32.6%
1588
+ 13.3%9530- 4.8%
167
+ 41.5%841+ 3.3%
2
- 91.7%105- 36.4%
270
- 55.6%3363+ 7.7%
78
- 62.1%1167- 16.6%
34
- 39.3%630- 38.4%
40
- 2.4%251- 14.0%
234
+ 8.8%1880+ 9.7%
49
- 25.8%465+ 7.6%
580
+ 80.1%4013+ 11.2%

Posted by at
Labels: , , , , , , , , , ,

No comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)