Driving By Numbers: 10 biggest brand losers in Canada in 2022 — via drivingdotca
This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.With very little assistance from passenger cars, Volkswagen’s Canadian numbers were bound to crater. Volkswagen actually sold more crossovers in 2022 than 2021; 5-per-cent more. But even though those crossovers now account for better than 8 out of every 10 VeeDub sales, the absence of car success did the brand’s overall figures no favours. Volkswagen’s car total collapsed to the tune of 15,256 lost sales in 2022.
sports car, which reported a 42-per-cent year-over-year uptick to 623 units. Unfortunately, the BRZ only accounts for 1 per cent of Subaru’s Canadian volume.Article contentAfter an opening nine months in which Nissan’s Canadian output had fallen 26 per cent from 2021 levels, including a 43-per-cent third-quarter decline, the end of the year wasn’t quite so bad.
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