America Centre

Puerto Rico Autos Market recovered in the 2018 the sales lost in the previous year, when the country was devastated by an hurricane, and hit the 100k+ volume for the first time since the 2013. Toyota kept the leadership - with 27.3% market share - ahead of Hyundai and Nissan, while BMW enters the Top 10.

Costa Rica autos market has lost steam during the 2017, after three years of consecutive record. Sales fell 13% following the trend in the economy, where the fast growing speed has shown a deceleration Toyota is market leader with 17.7% of share.

2013 Panama car market hit new all-time record posting the fourth all time record in a row as positive economic factors are pushing up private consumers demand. Hyundai was the hero of the year, outpacing Toyota on top of the list.

Puerto Rico Vehicles sales in 2015 fell down for the second year in a row, hit by persistent recession and high unemployment rate. Toyota was market leader followed by Koreans Hyundai and Kia.

Costa Rica vehicles market in 2016 hit the third all time record in a row fueled by the economy expansion and strong private consumption. With a volume near 60.000 units, Costa Rica is acquiring relevance among Latin America.

Jamaica vehicles market in the 2017 scored the second negative year in a row, albeit improved economic environment. The arrival of new players in a so small market is increasing the competition reducing the share of traditional brands, including the leader, Toyota.

Guadeloupe vehicles market falls due to the global pandemic affecting sales. Indeed, Full Year 2020 sales have been 14.366, down 25.2% compared to 2019. The leader Renault keeps gaining share and reaches 25.8%.

In 2014 Costa Rica Vehicle Market rose 4% fueled by positive economic environment and used vehicles import cut. Toyota kept the crown as best-selling brand ahead of Koreans competitors.

Martinique autos market in the 2018 marked the second all-time record in a row, with sales at 5.862, up 6.5%. Brand-wise, Peugeot held the throne improving in double-digits, followed by Dacia and Renault, up 13.9%. Impressive performance scored by Ford (+50.5%), gaining the 7th place.

In 2014 the Car Market in Puerto Rico fell in double digit, following the positive score of the previous year. Toyota stands on top of the list while Mazda and Infiniti were the fastest growing. Corolla was again the king.