The ranking of the best-selling cars in September was drawn up with one absolute certainty: the Fiat Panda
The car market in September it recovered, after the lockdown that sent the entire sector into the red. A really positive increase in 9,5% compared to September 2019. The data provided by Ministry of Transport are therefore encouraging, with the sector also being foraged by ecobonus and the incentives promoted by the state, valid until 31 December 2020. The 91-120 g / km range, however, has already been sold out.
The cars registered were 156.132, while last September they were alone 142.532. If we consider since the beginning of the year, less than a million vehicles registered, well 966,017 units, more than 500 thousand fewer if compared to 2019 (1,468,237) for a negative sign of over 30% (-34.2%).
Yeah, but what is the best-selling car in September? It is clearly the Fiat Panda, needless to say. Stainless, a real gold mine for the FCA which confirms itself as the most loved by Italians and industry leaders.
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Best-selling cars: panda first, the ranking
The Fiat Panda, we said, it was the most sold with 13,991 registrations; more than triple the Lancia Ypsilon, another home car FCA and second in the standings with 4,687 cars sold. Third, however, is the Renault Clio with 4,358 registrations.
At the foot of the podium the Jeep Renegade with 4,094 units sold, just over 100 of the Toyota Yaris (3,966) fifth ahead of the Dacia Sandero, stopping at 3,759 cars. Seventh place for the Ford Puma, with 3,644 cars sold, ahead of the Renault Captur with 3,226 cars. They close the top 10 the Dacia Duster (3,094) and the Citroen C3 (2,999).
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