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Australian Auto market in 2021 rises by 14.5% with 1.05 million sales, reporting a very strong year, with negative performance only in Q4. MG reports the most impressive performance, gaining 155.9%.

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.

New Zealand Best Selling Car ranking in 2021 reports the Ford Ranger still as the market leader, holding 7.6% share. The Mitsubishi ASX jumped to 5th place and the Tesla Model 3 entered the leaderboard.

Australia Best selling cars up to July 2021 is dominated one more time by the Toyota Hilux, followed by the Ford Ranger and the Toyota Rav4. The Isuzu D-Max reaches 6th place by rising 6 spots.

New Zealand Auto market in 2021 rises by 38.7% with 112,164 units, reporting a very strong year, characterized by effective growth and recovery. Mitsubishi reports an amazing performance, gaining 5% share this year with a 125.4% increase in sales.

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.

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.

Australia Best Selling Cars in 2022 the leader is still the Toyota Hilux (+22.0%) maintaining a huge gap from second place. In the Top 50, Kia Sportage, Toyota Kluger and MG HS shine.

Australia Best selling cars in 2019 confirmed the leadership of the two pick ups made by Toyota and Ford, while the growing availability of the last generation allowed to the Toyota Corolla to take back a place in the podium. The Mazda3 slipped down in 7th position.