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UAE best selling cars ranking in 2019 saw a new leader, the Toyota Land Cruiser, winning the fight against the Mitsubishi Pajero and the former leader, the Nissan Patrol. Outstanding performance scored by the Mitsubishi Montero Sport, entering the top 10.

Emirates Automotive Market in 2019 has started recovering, despite the total volume is well below the record hit in the 2015. Indeed, in the Full-year ended at 263.001 sales, improving 6.2% from the previous year. BMW gained the market podium, well ahead of the rival Mercedes.

Emirates Automotive Market reported in the 2018 the third fall in a row with 247.652 sales (-10.9%), down almost 40% from the 2015 record. Market is hit by austerity measures, reduced public investment and price increase, related to VAT introduction. The market leader Toyota at the lower share in the decade.

UAE best selling cars ranking in the 2018 reported the same leader of the previous year, the Nissan Patrol. In second and third place the Toyota Land Cruiser and Mitsubishi Pajero.

UAE best selling cars ranking in the 2017 reported a new leader, the third in three years, thanks to the progress of Nissan Patrol in a descending markets. In second and third place the Toyota Land Cruiser and Hilux.

Emirates vehicles market in 2017 has lost 11.3% reducing the annual lost in the Q4 when consumers have anticipated purchases, before VAT 5% introduction in January. 2018 perspectives are negative despite the strong growth of non-oil sector.

UAE best selling cars 2016 shows a new leader while the ranking has been re-mixed by the effect of sharp and sudden market decline after years of outstanding performances.

Emirates Auto Sales 2016 dropped down more than any other Top market in the World, hit by weak demand both from real internal demand and trading sector. All manufacturers fell down, but Infiniti and Jaguar.

UAE best selling cars 2015 ranking dominated again by Toyota models despite losing two places in the podium and the leadership. The market hit the all time record again.

UAE Vehicles Market in 2015 hit the new all time record, the second in a row ranking as the World's 27th. However in the Q4 sales were reported heavily down as demand for re-export was hit by economic restrictions.