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UK Best Selling Cars 2015 ranking led again by the Ford Fiesta with a safe gap over the new follower, the Vauxhall Corsa, and the Ford Focus. Mini and the Vauxhall Mokka shine

UK Best Selling Car ranking in the 2018 with the Volkswagen Golf, the Nissan Qashqai and the Ford Focus delining in double-digit. Meanwhile, positive performances were registered by the leader - the Ford Fiesta - and the Opel Corsa, reaching the podium.

UK Best Selling Car 2016 with the Ford Fiesta leader with a wide gap over all others. The top 100 models ranking shows new stars like the Land Rover Discovery Sport and the Renault Kadjar.

British Vehicles Market in 2018 fell again 6.8% continuing the negative perfomance of past year, affected by the Brexit uncertainty and several measures targeting diesel-powered vehicles. The Ford Fiesta is the best-selling model for the 10th time in a row.

UK Best Selling Car ranking in the 2017 with Ford and Vauxhall declining under the attach of German models. The Volkswagen Golf gained the second step of the podium while the last generation of Nissan Qashqai was fourth.

British Vehicles Market in 2019 signed the third consecutive year of decline, waiting for the effect of BREXIT. Indeed, the full year ended with 2.301.876 sales, down 2.7%. Ford kept the market share, despite the current market share at just 10.1% is the lowest since the II World War. Vauxhall dropped in 5th place.

UK Cars 2016 celebrate the new all time record, the second in a row. The light vehicles market was over 3 million units ranking as 6th in the World immediately behind India and Germany.

UK's car market in 2021 rises by just 1% with 1.65 million sales, reporting a very strong Q2, while the rest of the year was characterized by double-digits losses. Volkswagen becomes the new market leader.

UK Car Market 2014 scored the highest performance since 2004 and fourth-largest of all time. The 2014 brand ranking confirms Ford on top with Renault the most dinamic among top manufacturers. Ford Fiesta is again the best-selling car in UK.

UK Cars Sales fell 5.4% in the 2017 with all the second half down in double-digit and December down 14%. Ford still market leader albeit losing share while Vauxhall has lost the second place, taken by Volkswagen, aiming to improve profitability.