Car Sales Data (2022)

**papi smith** · February 14th, 2022 06:47 PM

Sa hirap maghanap ng parking, kung may nakaharang at pwede naman alisin, tanggalin ko, but the reason why it's there is because someone put it. I wouldn't risk parking there for fear na may gasgas o butas na ang gulong ko pagbalik

**ice15** · February 22nd, 2022 10:28 AM

Same article posted at the Hyundai Philippines thread

MORE TROUBLE FOR HYUNDAI PH AS IT REPORTS ZERO SALES FOR PASSENGER CARS IN JANUARY | Inquirer Mobility

**dr. d** · February 22nd, 2022 10:39 AM

Originally Posted by ice15

Same article posted at the Hyundai Philippines thread

MORE TROUBLE FOR HYUNDAI PH AS IT REPORTS ZERO SALES FOR PASSENGER CARS IN JANUARY | Inquirer Mobility

1. change in local leadership? the new leader isn't so... aggressive..?
2. product quality and price vis a vis new competition, e.g., raize vs. hyundai phils?
3. folks dis-favor their pms program? they're not too friendly with independent-minded owners...?
4. economic blues of the buying public?
5. grey market?

dunno.
i'm a banawe-sort-of guy.

**ice15** · February 28th, 2022 09:43 AM

Nissan Bounces Back To Third Place In January 2022 Sales | CarGuide

Toyota Motor Philippines still leads the industry with a 47.57 percent market share selling 9,877 units. Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation remains in second place with a 14.23 percent market share, moving 2,954 units. Nissan Philippines managed to climb back to third place by selling 1,781 units or enough for an 8.58 percent market share. Suzuki Philippines and Ford Philippines rounds up the Top 5 selling 1,430 (6.89 percent) and 1,213 units (5.84 percent) respectively.

**Ry_Tower** · February 28th, 2022 10:47 AM

Originally Posted by ice15

Nissan Bounces Back To Third Place In January 2022 Sales | CarGuide

The next 4 manufacturers can't even compete with Toyota. That's dominance.

**Egan101** · February 28th, 2022 12:04 PM

Originally Posted by ice15

Nissan Bounces Back To Third Place In January 2022 Sales | CarGuide

Mitsubishi is under Nissan. Even if they are combined, they would still not be equal with Toyota local sales.

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**GTcervan** · March 1st, 2022 12:00 PM

Originally Posted by Ry_Tower

The next 4 manufacturers can't even compete with Toyota. That's dominance.

Lagi namang best selling brand ang toyota. Kelan ba naging hinde. Natural lang.

**Dr.Kamiya** · March 1st, 2022 01:24 PM

Originally Posted by ice15

Same article posted at the Hyundai Philippines thread

MORE TROUBLE FOR HYUNDAI PH AS IT REPORTS ZERO SALES FOR PASSENGER CARS IN JANUARY | Inquirer Mobility

IMO China cars are eating the Koreans for lunch.

In the first place we didn't grow up with Korean cars, or they were looked down upon as cut-price alternatives to the Japanese brands. You won't see many people dedicated to Hyundai or Kia, as to Japanese brands like Honda, Toyota, or Mitsubishi.

And as sales and quality increased, the Koreans raised prices as well. Not only do the Korean cars now no longer have value for money on their side, they still don't have a loyal brand following either.

So now China is entering the market with the same formula that the Koreans came with a few years ago, and the same people who were willing to take a chance and give Hyundai a sale are now doing so for the likes of Geely and MG instead.