We’re introducing a new segment in this website to show you who are the real movers and shakers in the industry. Why does Tan Chong still sell the Sentra? How many units of the Savvy did Proton shift? Is the Proton Saga or the Perodua Myvi Malaysia’s best selling car?
You’ll get all those answers in this new regular segment. Presenting the industry sales data from the Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA).
Starting from this month we will publish sales figures from each brand and each model sold in Malaysia, as submitted to MAA by the manufacturers. We kick off with data from July 2011, but have also put in the previous month’s numbers for comparison. There’s also a year-to-date (YTD) number to see how they’ve done so far in 2011.
The table includes features such as the ability to sort alphabetically as well as by number of units sold. Just click the column headers to sort. There’s also a little search field at the top right of the table so you can filter the list down to the specific model/brand you want. Bear in mind that the figures are only from official distributors, and grey imports are not included.
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Notice any interesting trends? Share them with us in the comments section! :)
Source: MALAYSIAN AUTOMOTIVE ASSOCIATION
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments analyze Malaysian vehicle sales data from July 2011, noting the popularity of Perodua and Proton, with Perodua's Myvi leading, and expressing support for Proton's rankings. Several comments discuss the reliability of the data, pointing out discrepancies with orders versus sales figures, and the impact of grey imports. Enthusiasts debate model popularity including Kia Forte, Fiesta, and Japanese brands like Honda and Toyota, highlighting market trends and brand perceptions. Some comments criticize the low sales of luxury and premium brands, while others mention specific models like the Chevrolet Camaro and Citroen. Overall, sentiments are mixed but generally supportive of the data's usefulness, with emphasis on ongoing market competition, model performance, and the importance of accurate, comprehensive sales information.