Car Market in Estonia posted in the 2014 the 6th growth in a row.

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In 2014 the Car Market in Estonia posted the 6th growth in a row confirming the recovery after the 2008 crisis. Toyota leads the ranking ahead of Skoda and Volkswagen. The best-selling model is the Skoda Octavia.
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Car Market in Estonia posted in the 2014 the 6th growth in a row confirming the recovery after the 2008 crisis. Toyota leads the ranking ahead of Skoda and Volkswagen. The best-selling model is the Skoda Octavia.

In December 2014, according to data released by the Estonian Road Administration (E.R.A.), the total light passenger vehicles sold have been 985, up 7.0% from last year.

Full Year 2014 sales in Estonia have been 20.861, up 7.0% from 2013.

The market hit the sixth annual progress in a row and is now not far from the record level achieved in the 2007 at 30.000 units.

The market leader was Toyota with 110 sales in December (+31.0%) and a full year performance of 2.912 units (20.8%) with a market share of 13.8%.

The second is Skoda (3rd in December) with annual volume at 2.047 units (+16.4%) and share at 9.7%.

Third was Volkswagen with 1.797 units (+7.1%).

The 2014 Winner was Fiat (21st with 307 units, +98.4%) while the losers had been Hyundai (13th with 582 units, -27.9%), Honda (5th with 1.383 units, -11.0%) and Renault (4th with 1.385, -5.1%).

As far as the car group’s performance and ranking, the December leader was Renault-Nissan with 24.9% of market share, ahead of Volkswagen Group with 20.0% and Toyota with 11.5%.

As far as best-selling models ranking, the annual leader was  Skoda Octavia with 960 sales (+16.1%) ahead of Honda CR-V with 811 (-11.6%) and Nissan Qashqai with 679 (+21.0%).

Below, you can sort our interactive tables to see data regarding Brands, Groups and Models. Please bear in mind that sales data are subject to adjustments as sources will update their information. This report is updated at the publishing date and will not be modified while the next on this subject will report year to date data updated.

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