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The Myvi is the best-selling model in Malaysia, accounts for 51% of Perodua sales
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New Saga has boosted Proton sales substantially this year, accounting for 43% of all new Protons sold
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Insufficient supplies of Saga have prevented Proton from catching up with Perodua so far. In 2009, perhaps the gap will narrow.
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Data excludes commercial vehicles such as lorries, panel vans and buses
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1: Bestselling hatchback, 2: Bestselling sedan, 3: Bestselling MPV, 4: Best-selling pick-up, 5: Bestselling SUV
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Suzuki is the most improved brand this year, rising 6 positions and increasing sales volume by 143%, thanks to the locally-assembled Swift
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Volkswagen continues to grow its volumes and the best-seller is still the Golf GTI
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Mitsubishi Triton and Isuzu D-MAX continue to be almost matched in sales
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New Honda Accord bumped up sales volume of the model significantly this year
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Grand Livina is Nissan's best-selling model though it has not managed to get near the Toyota Avanza
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BMW 3-Series - best-selling European model
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Toyota Vios - best-selling non-national model
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Note: All data obtained from monthly reports of Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) which are available to the public by annual subscription. To obtain more information or to order reports, visit the MAA Website.
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