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Australia Vehicles Market in 2019 registered a significant drop, matching the shy economic environment. Indeed, Total annual sales have been 1.063.922 (including near 26.000 HCVs), down 7.5%. Toyota reached 19.9% of share, while Holden signed the 10th consecutive decline, collapsing at 4.2%.

New Caledonia's Auto market in 2021 gains 4.2% with 8,235 sales, reporting a negative performance throughout the second half of the year. Nissan reports the best performance on the leaderboard, rising 51.5%.

In 2014 car market in New Caledonia was flat near 10.000 units while the American Ford was kept the throne ahead of Toyota and thanks to the success of the pick-up Ranger.

Samoa Car Sales in 2019 reported a negative performance, after the previous year's robust growth. Indeed, the Full-year reported 424 registrations, down 4.3%. Toyota held over 40% of the market, followed by Ford and Hyundai.

Papua New Guinea vehicles market in 2019 reported a robust growth, after four consecutive years of decline. Indeed, the Full-year ended with registrations at 5.331, up 9.5%. Toyota and Nissan grew in double-digits, but the star of the year was Kia, soaring 50.7%.

New Caledonia Cars Sales improved a little in the 2017 breaking the negative trend started in the 2013. The top seller was again Ford but the competitive landscape has not a clear leader, with several brand at the same level of sales.

New Zealand Vehicles Market in 2015 hit a new all time record, the third in a row, improving sales by 6% and keeping its position of World's 49th. The market leader was again Toyota with Ford Ranger best-selling model.

New Zealand vehicles sales in 2019 were still on a negative pathway, despite declining slower than in 2018. Indeed, Total sales 2019 new light vehicles sales were 154.406 (-4.7%). Mitsubishi gained the podium, overtaking the historic Australian brand Holden.

Tonga vehicles market is one of the smaller in the World with few units sold each year. Indeed the Kingdom is a Pacific Ocean archipelago comprising 169 islands of which 36 are inhabited. Vehicles are sold in the main island, Tongatapu and are 90% Toyota.

Fiji vehicles market is the biggest in the Pacific Ocean region with recent years score always improving. In the 2017 sales hit the new record, up 11% from the previous year. Over 100.000 vehicles circulate in the archipelago, and 90% are Japanese.