The best selling trucks across all classes in June, came from the Isuzu N series, which totalled 45 sales.
Next was the Mitsubishi Fuso Canter with a total of 23, followed by Volvo’s FM range which saw a total of 15 sales.
Over 15,000kg GVM:
Volvo’s FM took first place in trucks over 15,000kg segment, selling 15 units for a 12.4% share, but down on June 2011’s 41 units and 31.3% share.
The DAF CF made nine sales with a 7.4% share, up on one sale last June for an 0.8% share.
Isuzu’s CYZ also made nine sales for a 7.4% share, with no sales for this model made last June.
7500 – 15,000kg GVM:
The 7501-15,000 kgs GVM segment saw the N Series with a total of 36 sales and a large 44.4% market share. This is up by 33 units over June 2011 and 36.3% of market share.
The Mitsubishi Fuso Canter range saw 16 sales in this class, for a 19.8% market share, up from June 2011’s total of two sales, with a 5.4% share.
Isuzu’s F series made seven sales for an 8.6% share, slipping from nine and a 24.3% share the year before.
3501 – 7500kg GVM:
In the 3501-7500 kgs GVM bracket, Isuzu’s N series had a total of nine sales for a 33.3% market share, down from five units and 9.1% share the previous June.
Second was the Mitsubishi Fuso Canter with seven sales, down one but with market share up 1.7%.
Next was the Hino 300 with four sales and a 14.8% share, up one unit and 5.7% in terms of share.
Heavy buses:
The heavy bus class was taken out by Alexander Dennis’ Enviro 200, with eight sales and a 57.1% share. This is down slightly on last year’s 10 sales with a 58.8% share.
Mitsubishi Fuso’s Rosa came in with three sales and a 21.4% share, but sold no units last June.
Factory-built BCI and Mitsubishi Fuso Canter tied on one unit and market share of 7.1%. The former sold no units last year, with the latter selling one for a 5.9% share.
Total sales:
June’s new truck and bus sales – over 3500kg – total of 276, was up slightly on the same time in 2011, with seven more units sold, an increase of 2.6%.
Isuzu led with 71 sales, up 41 or 136.7% with a market share of 23.4%.
Mitsubishi Fuso was in second with 50 units, up 21 or 72.4%. Market share was 16.4%.
Hino took third with 25 sales, up 8 or 47.1%. Market share totalled 8.2%.
