With 297,902 vehicles sold last year, Ford tops the list of the best-selling automotive brands in Canada for 2018.
General Motors finished second with 288,310 sales last year while FCA came in third with 224,889 vehicles sold.
That said, all three automakers saw their sales fall last year with Ford experiencing a 3.4% drop in sales. GM saw its sales decrease by 4.8% while FCA recorded one of the sharpest drops of any automaker last year with a 15.8% decrease in sales.
Here is the complete list of the best-selling automotive brands in Canada in 2018.
Ford – 297,902 units sold
General Motors – 288,310 units sold
FCA – 224,889 units sold
Toyota – 207,535 units sold
Honda – 175,042 units sold
Nissan – 136,536 units sold
Hyundai – 127,839 units sold
Mazda – 73,869 units sold
Kia – 73,009 units sold
Volkswagen – 72,210 units sold
Subaru – 58,070 units sold
Mercedes-Benz – 49,414 units sold
BMW – 39,033 units sold
Audi – 36,908 units sold
Mitsubishi – 25,237 units sold
Lexus – 24,111 units sold
Acura – 20,337 units sold
Infiniti – 12,581 units sold
Land Rover – 10,196 units sold
Volvo – 9,217 units sold
Porsche – 8,904 units sold
MINI – 6,945 units sold
Jaguar – 4,349 units sold
Genesis – 1,441 units sold
Maserati – 764 units sold
smart – 345 units sold
It was a terrible year for Maserati which led the way in lost sales with a decrease of 38.7%. Unlike in the US where Genesis saw its sales tumble, the Canadian arm had a good year in 2018 with a 174.5% increase in sales. Mitsubishi also had an encouraging year with an 11.1% increase in sales. Volvo continued to push forward with a 29.8% increase in sales.
Overall it was an off year for automotive sales in Canada with passenger car sales dropping by 9.7%. Light truck sales slightly increased by 0.6%. Overall light vehicle sales were down 2.6%.