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News : Irish Last Updated: Feb 11, 2010 - 2:09:51 PM


New Irish private cars licensed in January 2010 fell 4.8% compared with January 2009
By Finfacts Team
Feb 11, 2010 - 11:36:18 AM

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The number of new goods vehicles licensed in January 2010 was 1,016 compared with 976 in the corresponding month last year - an increase of 4.1%.

The licensing figures also show that:

  • In January 2010, the total number of all vehicles licensed was 15,595 compared with 19,341 in the corresponding month last year - a decrease of 19.4%. See Table 1 below.
  • The total number of all new vehicles licensed during January 2010 was 12,062 compared with 13,084 during the same month in 2009 - a decrease of 7.8%.
  • In January 2010, of the 10,469 new private cars licensed, 3,686 (35.2%) were petrol and 6,339 (60.6%) were diesel. See Table 2 below.
  • The highest number of new private cars licensed in January 2010, classified by make, was Ford (1,731) followed by Toyota (1,610), Renault (1,074) and Volkswagen (1,066). See Table 3 below.

The licensing figures refer to vehicles taxed for road use only and classified by taxation class.

Table 1: Number of new private cars licensed for the first time by CO2 emission band and fuel type, January 2010

Band Fuel Type Total
Petrol Diesel Petrol & Electric Petrol & Ethanol Other
A 537 2,449 72 0 0 3,058
B 1,759 2,425 17 334 0 4,535
C 360 885 1 0 0 1,246
D 935 274 0 12 0 1,221
E 62 223 1 1 0 287
F 25 50 0 2 0 77
G 5 20 0 0 0 25
Not available1 3 13 0 0 4 20
Total 3,686 6,339 91 349 4 10,469
 

Table 2: Number of new and used (imported) private cars licensed for the first time by make, January 2009

Make New Used (imported) Total
Audi 292 238 530
BMW 394 261 655
Chevrolet 24 1 25
Citroen 53 53 106
Fiat 91 13 104
Ford 1,731 282 2,013
Honda 186 123 309
Hyundai 353 12 365
Kia 248 9 257
Lexus 41 22 63
Mazda 240 24 264
Mercedes Benz 372 88 460
Mitsubishi 194 20 214
Nissan 621 75 696
Opel 430 8 438
Peugeot 323 109 432
Renault 1,074 77 1,151
Seat 228 24 252
Skoda 541 45 586
Subaru 39 9 48
Suzuki 83 14 97
Toyota 1,610 310 1,920
Vauxhall 1 130 131
Volkswagen 1,066 356 1,422
Volvo 104 47 151
Other makes 130 112 242
Total 10,469 2,462 12,931
 

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