Mazda Motor Europe’s sales last month rose 5% year on year 25,200 units, the best October performance in over 15 years.
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For the current calendar year, MME has sold 261,000 units, which is the second highest January through October volume in 15 years as well.
Sales were led by four record-setting markets, including Russia where the automaker had its best single-month for volume in history in October, selling 4,800 units, which was up 69% versus October 2006. The UK had its best October on record for volume, at 3,600 units, and for market share, estimated at 2%. Greece also had a record October with a sales total of 720 units, up 98%. In Spain, the brand recorded its best October market share, estimated to be 1%.
Several other markets achieved excellent sales results as well. In Finland (including all three Baltic countries), 630 units found owners, up 24%, and in Sweden, 540 units were sold, up 23%. Switzerland also had an outstanding October, selling 510 units, up 17%. Belgium and Luxembourg had its third consecutive month of double-digit growth, increasing sales by 20% last month, based on a volume of 360 units. Norway achieved strong growth as well, up about 9% with a volume of 280 units, and the Czech Republic and Slovakia were up by 48% year-on-year, based on a volume of 210 units. Ireland continued to do well in October as it has all year, selling 100 units, which was up 4%.
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