America North

USA auto market in 2020 falls by 13.8% as the pandemic and lockdowns affect sales. Full-Year sales have been 14.67 Million, the lowest annual volume since 2012. All brands in the leaderboard fall in double-digits except Kia (-4.8%).

Canada Auto Sales in 2019 was moderately negative, signing the second annual decline in a string. Indeed, light vehicles Total sales in 2019 have been 1.928.791, down 3.7% from the previous year. Ram impressed (+13.8%) while several brands declined in double-digits, including Chevrolet, Mazda, Dodge, Dodge, Mini and Infiniti.

USA best-selling Cars ranking in 2021 reports the F-Series still as the undiscussed leader, while the Nissan Rogue impressed, jumping from 12th to 7th position, followed by the Toyota Highlander which rose from 14th place.

USA Vehicles Sales in 2018 sales were at 17.3 million, marginally improving from previous year and gaining the 4th largest annual score ever. FCA is by far the best performing group in the Top10, up 8.3%. Jeep scored and outstanding performance, improving 17.5%.

Canada Auto Sales were moderately negative in 2018 with 1.998.532 units sold, after eight consecutive years of growth, falling 2.2%. Ford kept the market lead - with 14.5% of market share - followed Toyota and Honda. The best-selling model is still the Ford F-Series.

US Auto industry in the 2016 scored the all time record sales ending a long positive period started in the 2010 immediately after the deep economic crisis. The recovery of this industry represents one of the most evidence success of Obama government.

Canada Best-Selling Cars ranking reports a negative trend for most models. Ford F-series maintains 1st position for over 40 years, followed by the Ram pick-up (+3.1%) and the Toyota RAV4 (-9.7%).

Canadian vehicle sales in 2022 end up at 1.51 million, the lowest in 20 years and a 7.6% decrease from the prior year. Demand in December grows for the first month of the year, totaling 117,023 new registrations (+7.3%).

Canada's Auto market in 2021 falls by 1.1% with 1.64 million sales, reporting a strong first half, followed by a double-digit fall in the second part of the year. Nissan reports the best performance this year, gaining 12.2%.

Mexico Cars Market has lost 7.1% in 2018 confirming the decline with actually 20 months of consecutive fall. Nissan on top of the list is losing share and now is at 21%, 4 points down in two years while BAIC is the first Chinese brand landed in the country, with 2.000 sales.