Mazda CX-5 Back to Number 1 SUV In Australia, May 2018 Sales

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'18 Mazda CX-5 Akera KG i-Activ AWD 2.5L In Sonic Silver
Top 10:

  1. Toyota HiLux – 4385
  2. Ford Ranger – 3674
  3. Toyota Corolla – 3120
  4. Hyundai i30 – 2779
  5. Mazda3 – 2586
    [*]Mazda CX-5 – 2382
  6. Toyota RAV4 – 2063
  7. Mitsubishi Triton – 2025
  8. Mitsubishi ASX – 2024
  9. Volkswagen Golf – 1951

Source: VFacts May 2018 Sales Figures

Mine is one of the 2382 purchased :D
 
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Xeler8ing said:
Top 10:

  1. Toyota HiLux – 4385
  2. Ford Ranger – 3674
  3. Toyota Corolla – 3120
  4. Hyundai i30 – 2779
  5. Mazda3 – 2586
    [*]Mazda CX-5 – 2382
  6. Toyota RAV4 – 2063
  7. Mitsubishi Triton – 2025
  8. Mitsubishi ASX – 2024
  9. Volkswagen Golf – 1951

Source: VFacts May 2018 Sales Figures

Mine is one of the 2382 purchased :D
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I'll never understand why the HILUX isn't sold in the US. I mean some of us might have a problem with them and call them 'technicals,' as they seem to be the chosen vehicle of insurgents/terrorists, but that's just a small fraction of the public.(rlaugh)
 
boandlkramer said:
I'll never understand why the HILUX isn't sold in the US. I mean some of us might have a problem with them and call them 'technicals,' as they seem to be the chosen vehicle of insurgents/terrorists, but that's just a small fraction of the public.(rlaugh)
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Probably due to it being one size smaller than the your pick up trucks such as F150, Silverado, Tacoma and Ram. Might not sell that well (uhm)
 
Hmm 2 mitsu products on there as well. Definitely different preferences. Wonder where the mirage falls as I see a lot of aussie on that forum.
 
Chris_Top_Her said:
Hmm 2 mitsu products on there as well. Definitely different preferences. Wonder where the mirage falls as I see a lot of aussie on that forum.
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Sells a bit but not that much along with the micro class. Sales falling away for that class. Need to see if more detailed figures are released for each class/category
 
Xeler8ing said:
Probably due to it being one size smaller than the your pick up trucks such as F150, Silverado, Tacoma and Ram. Might not sell that well (uhm)
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I thought that the HiLux and TACOMA were same thing, and the TUNDRA is the F150/Silverado/Ram sized truck...?
 
Wow, you have the Mazda3 still high up on the list too down in Aussie land.
 
Xeler8ing said:
Top 10:

  1. Toyota HiLux 4385
  2. Ford Ranger 3674
  3. Toyota Corolla 3120
  4. Hyundai i30 2779
  5. Mazda3 2586
    [*]Mazda CX-5 2382
  6. Toyota RAV4 2063
  7. Mitsubishi Triton 2025
  8. Mitsubishi ASX 2024
  9. Volkswagen Golf 1951

Source: VFacts May 2018 Sales Figures

Mine is one of the 2382 purchased :D
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Will be interesting to see end of financial year sales this month with all the sales specials on. It won't matter too much for the CX-5 as it always post consistent numbers without the need for special deals. Wonder what category the CX-8 will be under..
 
m8te said:
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Will be interesting to see end of financial year sales this month with all the sales specials on. It won't matter too much for the CX-5 as it always post consistent numbers without the need for special deals. Wonder what category the CX-8 will be under..
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I'd say the CX-8 would be either in the CX-5's catagory or CX-9 - leaning towards the later as it's supposed to be a 7 seat diesel "equivalent/variant" for the CX-9
 
Here are the sales figures for Mazda's sold in Australia in May 2018:

  • Mazda 2 - 868 (up from 791 in April)
  • Mazda 3 - 2586 (up from 2261 in April)
  • Mazda 6 - 297 (up from 180 in April)
  • Mazda CX-3 - 1274 (up from 1172 in April
  • Mazda CX-5 - 2382 (up from 1725 in April)
  • Mazda CX-9 - 661 (unable to locate figures for April)
  • Mazda BT50 - 1277 (up from 1156 in April)
  • Mazda MX-5 - 58 (down from 84 in April)
 
Chris_Top_Her said:
Hmm 2 mitsu products on there as well. Definitely different preferences. Wonder where the mirage falls as I see a lot of aussie on that forum.
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76 units of the Mitsubishi Mirage were sold in May 2018, behind Kia Picanto with 450 and Holden (Chevrolet) Spark with 123
 
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