Kerry Car sales figures for August – full list

Kerry Car sales figures for August

The complete list of what new cars are on Kerry roads this year

There has been no change in the top three selling cars in Kerry for the month of August.

The Hyundai Tucson continues to be the county’s most popular car after 105 versions of the Korean SUV were sold in Kerry this year.

The Ford Focus (88) is the second most popular car while the Toyota Corolla is third on (73).

The biggest mover over the last month was the Peugeot which has jumped from eighth to fifth after a total 52 models were sold in the county this year.

The Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI), on Tuesday, released their official new vehicle statistics. New car registrations for August were down 4.2% (4,875) when compared to August 2019 (5,088). While registrations year to date are down 28.6% (78,920) on the same period last year (110,527).

Light Commercials vehicles (LCV) are down 11% (1,683) compared to August last year (1,891) and year to date are down 23.8% (16,700). HGV (Heavy Goods Vehicle) registrations are up 20.13% (185) in comparison to August 2019 (154). Year to date HGV’s are down 25.6% (1,641).

Used car imports for August (8,143) have seen a decrease of 16.1% on August 2019 (9,706). While year to date imports are down 45.1% (39,672) on 2019 (72,214).

Brian Cooke, SIMI Director General commenting on the market figurers said:

“August represents another disappointing month for new car sales, with sales again down on the same month last year, as they have been each month of 2020. This has led a year to date reduction of 29% in new cars sales, and a 43% reduction over the last 4 years. The Industry is operating at the same business levels as 10 years ago, when the sector shed close to 15,000 jobs.

“The outlook for 2021 is not optimistic, with the negative impact of both COVID and BREXIT, new car sales will continue at recession levels. The Motor Industry in Ireland supports employment in local communities throughout the country and to protect these jobs it needs a fair taxation environment in which to operate. With Budget 2021 only weeks away, now is the time for a significant reduction in Vehicle Registration Tax (VRT).

“This would enable the car market return to normal sustainable levels that would not only save jobs but increase overall tax take and help renew the Irish car fleet, reducing both the age of the fleet and emissions from transport.”

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2	FORD	FOCUS	88
3	TOYOTA	COROLLA	73
4	NISSAN	QASHQAI	53
5	PEUGEOT	3008	52
6	KIA	SPORTAGE	52
7	TOYOTA	YARIS	51
8	VOLKSWAGEN	TIGUAN	49
9	FORD	FIESTA	44
10	HYUNDAI	KONA	44
11	TOYOTA	RAV 4	38
12	SKODA	KAROQ	34
13	TOYOTA	C-HR	34
14	VOLKSWAGEN	T-CROSS	34
15	SKODA	OCTAVIA	33
16	PEUGEOT	5008	32
17	FORD	KUGA	31
18	SKODA	KODIAQ	30
19	HYUNDAI	I10	30
20	VOLKSWAGEN	T-ROC	29
21	VOLKSWAGEN	GOLF	29
22	PEUGEOT	2008	29
23	FORD	ECOSPORT	29
24	DACIA	DUSTER	28
25	NISSAN	JUKE	27
26	SKODA	KAMIQ	25
27	KIA	NIRO	24
28	NISSAN	MICRA	24
29	VOLKSWAGEN	POLO	21
30	SEAT	ARONA	20
31	FORD	PUMA	20
32	SKODA	FABIA	20
33	KIA	CEE’D	19
34	RENAULT	CAPTUR	19
35	HYUNDAI	I20	16
36	KIA	STONIC	16
37	SKODA	SUPERB	14
38	SKODA	SCALA	14
39	HONDA	CIVIC	13
40	SEAT	ATECA	12
41	NISSAN	LEAF	12
42	VOLKSWAGEN	PASSAT	12
43	BMW	5 SERIES	11
44	DACIA	SANDERO	10
45	HYUNDAI	I30	10
46	TOYOTA	CAMRY	10
47	OPEL	CORSA	9
48	BMW	X3	9
49	PEUGEOT	508	9
50	OPEL	CROSSLAND X	9
51	SEAT	IBIZA	9
52	PEUGEOT	RIFTER	9
53	FORD	MONDEO	8
54	BMW	X1	8
55	MAZDA	CX-30	8
56	PEUGEOT	208	8
57	HYUNDAI	IX20	7
58	VOLKSWAGEN	PASSAT	7
59	VOLVO	XC60	7
60	SEAT	TARRACO	7
61	RENAULT	KADJAR	7
62	VOLVO	XC40	7
63	AUDI	A4	7
64	RENAULT	CLIO	7
65	HONDA	CR-V	7
66	HONDA	HR-V	6
67	CITROEN	C3	6
68	SUZUKI	VITARA	6
69	MAZDA	CX-5	6
70	MITSUBISHI	OUTLANDER	6
71	RENAULT	MEGANE	6
72	KIA	SOUL	5
73	OPEL	ASTRA	5
74	NISSAN	X-TRAIL	5
75	HYUNDAI	IONIQ	5
76	OPEL	GRANDLAND X	5
77	CITROEN	C5 AIRCORSS	5
78	FORD	TRANSIT CUSTOM PASSE	5
79	RENAULT	KOLEOS PASS	5
80	PEUGEOT	308	4
81	HYUNDAI	SANTA FE	4
82	RENAULT	ZOE	4
83	MAZDA	MAZDA3	4
84	MITSUBISHI	SPACESTAR	4
85	PEUGEOT	EXPERT	3
86	CITROEN	BERLINGO PASS	3
87	BMW	2 SERIES	3
88	AUDI	A3	3
89	KIA	RIO	3
90	MERCEDES-BENZ	E CLASS	3
91	AUDI	Q5	3
92	OPEL	INSIGNIA	2
93	VOLKSWAGEN	E GOLF	2
94	FORD	S-MAX	2
95	TESLA	MODEL 3	2
96	MERCEDES-BENZ	GLC	2
97	AUDI	Q3	2
98	MERCEDES-BENZ	CLA CLASS	2
99	BMW	I3	2
100	MAZDA	MAZDA2	2
101	CITROEN	C4 PICASSO	2
102	SEAT	LEON	2
103	KIA	PICANTO	2
104	BMW	3 SERIES	2
105	FORD	GALAXY	2
106	TOYOTA	AYGO	2
107	LAND ROVER	RANGE ROVER EVOQUE R	2
108	DACIA	LOGAN MCV	2
109	MERCEDES-BENZ	C CLASS	2
110	CITROEN	C3 AIRCROSS	2
111	JAGUAR	F-PACE	2
112	MERCEDES-BENZ	S CLASS	1
113	CITROEN	C4	1
114	MERCEDES-BENZ	GLE CLASS	1
115	FORD	TOURNEO PASS	1
116	LEXUS	NX	1
117	HONDA	JAZZ	1
118	FIAT	500	1
119	VOLKSWAGEN	TOURAN	1
120	SUZUKI	IGNIS	1
121	BMW	X5	1
122	RENAULT	GRAND SCENIC	1
123	VOLKSWAGEN	SHARAN	1
124	SEAT	ALHAMBRA	1
125	MERCEDES-BENZ	V CLASS	1
126	KIA	SORENTO	1
127	MERCEDES-BENZ	A CLASS	1
128	MAZDA	MAZDA6	1
129	MINI	MINI HATCH	1
130	MITSUBISHI	ASX	1
131	MITSUBISHI	ECLIPSE CROSS	1
132	KIA	OPTIMA	1
133	LAND ROVER	DISCOVERY SPORT	1
134	VOLKSWAGEN	TOUAREG	1
135	LAND ROVER	DISCOVERY	1
136	AUDI	A6	1
137	OPEL	COMBO PASS	1
138	VOLVO	V40	1
139	VOLVO	S60	1
140	BMW	7 SERIES	1
141	LEXUS	UX	1
–	OPEL	MOKKA	0
–	FORD	KA	0
–	HYUNDAI	I40	0
–	SKODA	CITIGO	0
–	FORD	C-MAX	0
–	SUZUKI	GRAND VITARA	0
–	VOLKSWAGEN	UP	0
–	MAZDA	CX-3	0
–	AUDI	Q2	0
–	VOLVO	XC90	0
–	CITROEN	GRAND C4 PICASSO	0
–	AUDI	A1	0
–	LEXUS	ES	0
–	VOLKSWAGEN	ARTEON	0
–	TOYOTA	PRIUS HYBRID	0
–	CITROEN	C4 CACTUS	0
–	VOLVO	S90	0
–	SKODA	RAPID	0
–	BMW	X2	0
–	SUZUKI	SWIFT	0
–	JEEP	RENEGADE	0
–	NISSAN	PULSAR	0
–	SUZUKI	BALENO	0
–	CITROEN	NEW MULTISPACE	0
–	LAND ROVER	RANGE ROVER	0
–	SUBARU	XV	0
–	BMW	Z4	0
–	MITSUBISHI	LANCER	0
–	BMW	1 SERIES	0
–	AUDI	A5	0
–	VOLKSWAGEN	PASSAT CC	0
–	BMW	4 SERIES	0
–	SUZUKI	CELERIO	0
–	SEAT	MII	0
–	LAND ROVER	VELAR	0
–	SEAT	LEON ST	0
–	SSANGYONG	TIVOLI	0
–	SUBARU	OUTBACK	0
–	SUBARU	FORESTER	0
–	TOYOTA	AURIS	0
–	PEUGEOT	PARTNER TEPEE	0
–	VOLKSWAGEN	CADDY PASS	0