Ford was market leader during the month, with 443 vehicles registered in February, up from 325 in the same month a year earlier. Ford’s market share climbed to 12.56% from 10.69% during the period.
Skoda was runner-up with 418 vehicles registered. Skoda’s market share fell to 11.85% from 12.33%.
Opel slipped to third place in January, with 413 new vehicles registered, up from 310 the same month a year earlier. Its market share rose to 11.71% from 10.19%.
Suzuki, the market leader for years, slipped to thirteenth place on the list, with 91 vehicles registered in February. Its market share fell to 2.58% from 3.44% in a month.
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