The Toyota Hilux was the top-selling vehicle for the month, with a complete of 6,537 sales in June, consistent with the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI).
It continues to be a troublesome year across the Australian market with car sales down for the fourth consecutive month compared to 2019, however, June’s result was the strongest since the start of Covid-19 in March.
FCAI Chief Executive Tony Weber attributed the slight uptick to the easing of COVID-19 restrictions, seasonality, the extension of the Federal Government’s instant asset write-off scheme, and brand and dealer pro-activity.
Total sales for the month – including passenger cars, SUVs, and lightweight and heavy commercial vehicles – were down 6.4% from June 2019, to 110,234 sales.
Despite the year-on-year decline, these figures are an improvement compared to the sharp drop by May sales for 2020, which was the most important since the statistics began being recorded in 1991.
Toyota HiLux:
Features of the Toyota Hilux include a 5-star 2019 ANCAP safety rating, reversing camera, control, pedestrian detection, and satellite navigation (as an extra).
Ford Ranger:
Features of the Ford Ranger include Bluetooth with phone and audio streaming, pedestrian detection, lane-keeping aid, traffic sign recognition, and push-button start.
Toyota Corolla:
Features of the Toyota Corolla include: Pedestrian detection, automatic high beams, road sign assist to detect regulation signs and stop signs, blind-spot monitor, and Toyota app which may locate your car during a crowded parking zone.
Mitsubishi Triton:
Features of the Mitsubishi Triton include the newest MiTEC safety features including a reverse camera and rear parking sensors, Smartphone connectivity, and high towing capacity.
Toyota RAV4:
Features of the Toyota RAV4 include Optional petrol-electric hybrid technology for fuel-efficiency. Multi-terrain options for mud and sand, rock and dirt, snow, or normal driving. Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Amazon Alexa connectivity also are available.
Mazda CX-5:
Features of the Mazda CX-5 include petroleum or diesel, control radar, rear parking sensors Smart City Break Support (SCBS).
Toyota Prado:
Features on the Toyota Prado include: reversing camera, heated and ventilated front-row seats, and front park assist.
Hyundai i30:
Features of the Hyundai i30 include Hyundai SmartSense to assist maintain a secure distance from other vehicles, Bluetooth, reverse camera, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto.
Hyundai Tucson:
Features of the Hyundai Tucson include a 5 Star ANCAP safety rating with 6 airbags, rear park assist system with a rearview camera, and automatic, dusk-sensing headlights.
Kia Cerato:
Features of the Kia Cerato include wireless phone charging, smart key with push-button start, emergency braking, blind-spot detection, and lane-keeping assist.
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