[Dazzler]

A bit disappointing, but hopefully sales will build.


July top 10 highest selling vehicles 

Toyota HiLux –3742
Toyota Corolla – 3208
Ford Ranger – 3076
Mazda3 – 2466
Toyota Camry –2385
Mazda CX-5 – 2305
Hyundai i30 – 2123
Toyota RAV4 – 1736
Hyundai Tucson – 1719
Toyota LandCruiser – 1713

July top selling brands
 
Toyota – 17,931
Mazda – 9528
Hyundai – 7501
Holden – 6467
Ford – 6270
Mitsubishi – 6020
Kia – 4266
Subaru – 4265
Nissan – 4094
Volkswagen - 3803

http://www.drive.com.au/drive/motor-news/australia-s-best-selling-cars-revealed-64855.html

[Lakes]

the Toyota hi lux has been at the top for a while, now ford ranger moving up, what does that tell you?

[Dazzler]

the Toyota hi lux has been at the top for a while, now ford ranger moving up, what does that tell you?

Some people are buying utes they don't need and are sacrificing comfort and features for so-called practicality.

For the same money, you can get a much more pleasant (to ride in) and well equipped sedan or hatch that will also be more economical.

[elantraelite]

Who the hell is buying all the Toyota Westinghouse?! Sorry I mean Corolla? They're such terrible cars! We had one as a rental on our trip to NZ and yeah the CVT worked well with the 1.8, but other than that it was underwhelming to drive and felt cheap.

Why you'd by a Corolla over an i30, I have no idea... Reliability?

When we were looking at the Santa Fe we were looking at Utes. The ride quality and comfort level of these were terrible. The Santa Fe was far more practical and comfortable to deal with urban life.

Buy a ute if you need one, but they are overly impractical. I have even stopped choosing utes for our fleet vehicles at work. Being an Electrical contractor a small VW caddy is far more practical

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[Dazzler]

Could agree more!