Favorite models in Australia in 2000

Favorite models in Australia in 2000

From time to time we like to travel back in time to Autonomous Today we want to take you You know what the Australian market was like in 2000 At the time. We expect this to have no relevance today and the evolution in user tastes is clearly appreciated, and a few brands are saying goodbye.

Although SUVs already had a certain weight in 2000, they were the big saloons that enjoyed a sensational popularity. The Holden Commodore, Ford Falcon Y Toyota Camry They already dominate this market, while other models like the Mitsubishi Magna were also in the top 10, something the brand saloon could not have imagined today.

Petrol dominated the fuels, hybrids were scarce and diesel was popular in commercial vehicles. It should not be forgotten that the most popular models in Australia for many years are associated with the six- and eight-cylinder modules. They don’t exactly cost a little. The trend has been changing over the years, but with no options other than the need.

Brand Ranking Year 2000

  1. Toyota 154.670
  2. Holden 149.786
  3. Ford 113.653
  4. Mitsubishi 73.241
  5. Hyundai 45.331
  6. Nissan 45.278
  7. Honda 30.034
  8. Mazda 27.411
  9. Subaru 26.647
  10. Daewoo 20.064
  11. Mercedes 13.411
  12. Kia 9,701
  13. BMW 9.598
  14. VW 8.104
  15. Suzuki 6.387
  16. Land Rover 5.517
  17. Diehatchu 5.397
  18. Jeep 3.732
  19. Volvo 3.035
  20. Audi 3.016
  21. Proton 2.742
  22. Peugeot 2.712
  23. Lexus 2.542
  24. Chop 2.524
  25. Chrysler 2.413
  26. Alfa Romeo 1.744
  27. Jaguar 1.024
  28. Porsche 689
  29. Citroen 652
  30. Daewoo-sangyong450
  31. MG156
  32. Ferrari 62
  33. Maserati55
  34. Asia33
  35. Lotus22
  36. Bentley12
  37. Aston Martin10
  38. Lamborghini8
  39. Rolls Royce 2

European companies are not overweight. Like it for a few years Volkswagen, Mercedes Y. BMW They were able to increase their presence. Interesting Peugeot and citroen Were in better condition than they are today Renault It did not return to the Australian market that year. Another interest is that last year Seat sold the last units of its models, mainly the Cordoba.

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The first 100 models year 2000

  1. Holden Commodore 89.971
  2. Ford Balkan 74,158
  3. Toyota Camry 31.874
  4. Toyota Corolla 30,576
  5. Mitsubishi Magna 23.270
  6. Nissan Pulsar 21,740
  7. Toyota Hilux 21.509
  8. Mitsubishi Lancer 20.698
  9. Holden Astra 18.439
  10. Toyota Land Cruiser 16,935
  11. Holden Rodeo 15.400
  12. Hyundai Excel 15.157
  13. Hyundai Accent 14.518
  14. Honda CR-V12866
  15. Toyota Echo 12,084
  16. Nissan Patrol 11.805
  17. Ford Laser 11.271
  18. Mazda 323 11.015
  19. Ford Festival 9,686
  20. Daewoo Lanos 9029
  21. Toyota Avalon 8.759
  22. Toyota RAV4 8.413
  23. Holden Vectra 8.317
  24. Honda Civic 8.173
  25. Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 8.122
  26. Subaru Forrester 8.049
  27. Hyundai Landra 8.011
  28. Mitsubishi Pajero 7,539
  29. BMW Series 3 7.155
  30. Subaru Impressa 6.863
  31. Ford Courier UTE 6,769
  32. Daewoo Nubra 6.149
  33. Subaru Liberty 6.113
  34. Subaru Outback 5.622
  35. Holden Statesman 5.566
  36. Holden Barina 5.454
  37. Mitsubishi L200 Triton 5.317
  38. Mazda B-Series UTE 4.605
  39. Mitsubishi Mirage 4.585
  40. Nissan NP Navara 3.997
  41. Mazda 626 3.973
  42. Mazda 121 3.844
  43. Nissan Pathfinder 3.772
  44. Daewoo Matis 3,732
  45. VW Golf 3.674
  46. LR Discovery 3.584
  47. Holden Jaguar 3.576
  48. Nissan Maxima 3,571
  49. Hyundai Sonata 3.510
  50. Kia Rio 3.055
  51. Mitsubishi Verada 3.001
  52. Honda Accord 2.795
  53. Ford Fairlane 2.779
  54. Toyota Targo 2.726
  55. Suzuki Baleno 2,649
  56. Mercedes ML2,734
  57. Kia Carnival 2.637
  58. Daihatsu Syrian 2,529
  59. Mitsubishi Challenger 2.267
  60. Jeep Grand Cherokee 2.219
  61. Toyota Celica 2.199
  62. Mercedes C-Class 2.176
  63. Honda HR-V 2.099
  64. Suzuki Grand Vitara 2.051
  65. Hyundai Grandur 1.970
  66. Kia Sportage 1,892
  67. Proton Satria 1,890
  68. Ford Ka 1,728
  69. Honda Odyssey 1.723
  70. Audi A4 1.556
  71. Ford Explorer 1.498
  72. Lexus IS 1.498
  73. Holden Frandera 1.494
  74. Toyota Vianda 1.460
  75. Mercedes E-Class 1,451
  76. Diehatchu Terios 1,439
  77. BMW Series 5 1.374
  78. Chop 9.3 1.365
  79. VW New Beetle 1.328
  80. Alfa Romeo 156 1.309
  81. Volvo S / V40 1,294
  82. Toyota Downs 1.240
  83. Ford Monteo 1,190
  84. Peugeot 306 1.180
  85. Chop 9.5 1.159
  86. Mazda MPV1,089
  87. Mercedes CLK1.068
  88. Chrysler Voyager 1.062
  89. Peugeot 208 1.049
  90. Mazda MX-5 1.038
  91. Hyundai Coupe 1.007
  92. Mercedes A-Class 996
  93. Daewoo Leganza 994
  94. Suzuki Jimny 921
  95. Honda Integra 877
  96. LR Freelander 846
  97. Jeep Cherokee 811
  98. VW Polo 811
  99. Holden Caprice 804
  100. Proton personality 765
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Pick-up vehicles, also known as UTE, To maintain the already high demand already known in this country, the variations derived from conventional passenger cars are particularly surprising, a type not so well known on European soil, but it had “its moment” in South Africa and some Middle Eastern countries.

Like the United States, Small cars have never been liked in Australia. It is true that in big cities they sell something better, but in 2000 or now they are not enjoying much sales. Many of those sales that small cars take do so for their content price rather than being managed.

[Fuente: FCAI, VFACTS SERVICE]

By Greg Vega

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