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Truck registrations a mixed bag in September 

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Fuso was market leader for new truck registrations in September.

Registrations of new trucks bounced back in September while used truck registrations took a dive. 

Total registrations of new trucks and buses over 3500kg GVM sits at 556 units for the month, up 14.2% compared to the same period a year prior which saw 487 registrations of new commercials. 

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Total registrations of used trucks and buses over 3500kg GVM sits at 167 units for the month, down 23.7% compared to the same period a year prior which saw 219 units registered. 

Fuso is market leader for new commercials in September with 92 units registered and a 16.5% market share. This is up 13.6% compared to the same period a year prior which saw 81 units registered for the brand. 

Isuzu is in second spot for the month, up 8.5% year-on-year with 89 units registered and a 16% market share. 

Hino is third, up 56.6% with 83 units registered and a 14.9% market share. 

Scania follows, up 23.1% with 48 units registered; IVECO up 31% (38); Mercedes-Benz down 26.1% (34), DAF up 45% (29), Fiat down 38.5% (24), Kenworth up 5.9% (18) and Volkswagen up 700% (16).  

Hino is market leader in used commercials for the month with 43 units registered and a 25.7% market share. This is up 19.4% compared to the same period a year prior which saw 36 units registered for the brand. 

Isuzu is in second spot for used commercials, down 42.6% with 35 units registered and a 21% market share. 

Toyota is third, down 47.7% with 34 units registered and a 20.4% market share. 

Mitsubishi follows, down 13% with 20 units registered; Nissan down 16.7% (10), Mazda down 20% (4), Fuso up 500% (6), Ford (2), GMC (2), and Kenworth (2). 

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