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April vehicle registrations up 13 percent
6 April 2004
April vehicle registrations up 13 percent
Vehicle registrations for the month of April were up 13.1 percent on last year, according to Land Transport Safety Authority figures.
There were 24,103 first-time registrations of new and used imported vehicles this April, compared with 21,317 in April 2003.
Total first-time car registrations rose by 9.2 percent, from 16,630 in April 2003 to 18,154 last month. New car registrations were up 16.3 percent, from 4,475 to 5,206 while used import registrations rose 6.5 percent from 12,155 to 12,948.
The market share
leader for new car registrations in April was Toyota with
16.3 percent, ahead of Ford with 14.6 percent and Holden
with 13.3 percent.
The three most popular new car models
for the month were the Ford Falcon, Holden VY2 Commodore and
Toyota Corolla.
Truck registrations were up 34.9 percent, from 2,151 in April 2003 to 2,901 last month. Trailer registrations were up 16.3 percent, from 1,497 to 1,741 while motorcycle registrations (over 60cc) rose 23.1 percent, from 407 to 501. Tractor registrations fell slightly from 175 to 172, while bus registrations rose from 79 to 102.
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