Abarth Cars => General Abarth => Topic started by: lloyd on January 28, 2009, 07:24:25 pm
Title: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on January 28, 2009, 07:24:25 pm
Admin comment: I'll regularly update this first post to include running totals as each month's figures are released.
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
January
47
68
78
49
February
33
33
35
31
March
228
287
288
282
April
100
135
108
May
111
92
81
June
93
120
104
July
20
90
124
86
August
12
59
51
38
September
41
212
244
267
October
15
158
75
71
November
7
137
109
57
December
5
113
87
78
Total
100
1381
1425
1291
362
-- Original opening post --
Just seen the SMMT vehicle registration data for December and Abarth show as a separate manufacturer with 5 registrations for the month, 0% market share so we are a very exclusive group.
Does anyone know the month by month figures since sale began?
Interested to see January's figures, hope it's more than the 2 here in South Yorkshire!
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: Missing in Action on January 28, 2009, 07:26:33 pm
5 in december!?!? well 2 where picked up at SG petch york on the 16th december :P - mine and maccys
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: euroboy on January 28, 2009, 07:42:04 pm
Not 100% accurate I know, but back in December my dealer (the only official one) in Holland said he had sold about 50 A500s and 30 GPAs. He said Fiat NL were aiming to move about 1-200 A500s per annum.
Considering in Holland that a manufacturer needs to sell about 6000 units before you begin to see that model every day, I think its fair to say we will remain in a pretty exclusive club.
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: maccy. on January 29, 2009, 07:17:17 pm
Mine was registered in november (30th) was just the wait for the kit that forced the pick up day to be in december
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on February 05, 2009, 10:08:44 am
47 abarth registrations in january
glad it wasn,t just me and dom
they.ll be everywhere soon ;D
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: domc on February 05, 2009, 11:12:54 am
That's a lot. January must have been I biggest sale month for abarth so far.
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on February 05, 2009, 11:19:32 am
probably a whole lot of 500 demontrators in that number
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: Alex_gregory_uk on February 05, 2009, 11:29:40 am
Will the fact I have paid my deposit and signed the paperwork in January count as the sale in January, or will it be when I pick it up in March?
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: olopboy on February 05, 2009, 11:37:31 am
When you pick it up and it is registered with the DVLA.
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: domc on February 05, 2009, 11:38:25 am
Yours will be registered in march so you get your 09 plate.
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: Alex_gregory_uk on February 05, 2009, 11:46:34 am
Ah cool. Thanks for that. I don't imagine anyone will have bought/registered an Abarth 500 in January so the sales do seem high compared to previous months. Still less sales than an Aston Martin though!!!
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on February 05, 2009, 03:09:39 pm
got my data head on as i,m hiding from the outside world
abarth registrations so far are
july 20 august 12 september 41 october 15 november 7 december 5
which is a nice round 100 for 2008
and then 47 in january
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: richardmajor86 on February 05, 2009, 08:59:55 pm
I placed my order in Jan too, i could have had a jan registration if there was one of my spec on the port. Mine is now going to be a March/April registration. It makes sence to me that people would buy in jan, you can organise your money after christmas and go and buy. Thats my opinion anyway.
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: maccy. on February 05, 2009, 10:06:41 pm
how many members is there on here with Abarth Puntos?
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on February 05, 2009, 10:09:34 pm
dont know how were going to add this up but theres me for one
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: maccy. on February 05, 2009, 10:17:34 pm
Maccy Lloyd im-mia Fiona Dom c alex Magic mole opc 1mmortal akis John Jet fishbone stuann
Iv'e probably missed out loads!!
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: Portti on February 06, 2009, 07:52:33 am
Perhaps it would be a good idea to start a separate thread where all Abarth owners could add their own car including some basic info like colour/wheels/options etc. A bit like this:
got my data head on as i,m hiding from the outside world
abarth registrations so far are
july 20 august 12 september 41 october 15 november 7 december 5
which is a nice round 100 for 2008
and then 47 in january
I own 1.00% of the abarths sold inn the UK in 2008. That does sound good.
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: george38 on March 12, 2009, 02:55:29 pm
got my v5 document through the post today, good to see they've listed it as an abarth instead of a fiat - i wasnt convinced they would until i saw it myself! :)
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: AlexK on April 06, 2009, 02:50:15 pm
228 sold in March.
Title: Re: abarth registration data
Post by: magicmole on April 06, 2009, 02:51:23 pm
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on May 10, 2009, 04:13:21 pm
SMMT (society of motor manufacturers and traders) publish registration data each month along with a report on the state of the car industry, it is split by manufacturer so abarth has its own figure. up to january this was an indication of how many AGPs were registered but since the 500 went on sale the figure covers both models and presumably only abarth can give the model by model figure.
i found the report by entering smmt registration data into google
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: AlexK on June 04, 2009, 10:51:53 am
May: 111. YTD: 519.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Sawbomartin on June 04, 2009, 01:44:19 pm
can anyone "dealer side" (john501?) find out the split between A500 and GPA. I know we mere mortals can't but I'd love to know how many total are in the country.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Missing in Action on June 04, 2009, 04:44:15 pm
haha it'll be something like 5 agp's .... 106 A500's :P
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: John501 on June 04, 2009, 04:50:24 pm
Sorry, no way for me to find the split. I only have access to the SMMT data as well.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: AlexK on July 06, 2009, 10:10:41 am
June: 93.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: scuderia sitar on July 08, 2009, 07:29:56 am
That's interesting that the number is down on the previous month.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: AlexK on July 08, 2009, 08:18:03 am
That's about what I expected, and illustrates the initial rush subsiding. Later in the year, we'll run into build slot restrictions, too.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: AlexK on August 06, 2009, 11:07:15 am
July: 90.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: wampa on August 06, 2009, 11:14:37 am
less again
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: olopboy on August 06, 2009, 11:25:26 am
Only by three, this is likely to be the more normal level with build slots available etc, of course August will be even lower due to people desperate for a 59 plate holding their cars at dealers :P ;D
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: wampa on August 06, 2009, 11:36:44 am
Only by three, this is likely to be the more normal level with build slots available etc, of course August will be even lower due to people desperate for a 59 plate holding their cars at dealers :P ;D
I wonder who they might be :whistle:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: domc on August 06, 2009, 11:57:03 am
I dont know some people just aren't that obsessed :whistle: :whistle:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on August 06, 2009, 12:15:48 pm
In case anyone is interested the split for July
July YTD A500 74 578 AGP 16 124
Total 90 702
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: olopboy on August 06, 2009, 12:24:28 pm
Ooh were did you get that split from? You seem even more obssessive than either myself or Wampa ;D
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: nyssa7 on August 06, 2009, 12:53:20 pm
Anyone thinking of ordering and taking advantage of the scrappage scheme should bear in mind this:
Latest Government figures show that 144,308 cars and light vans have been bought through the scrappage scheme since it went live on 18 May 2009
Money only in place for 300,000 (although I wonder how the last few will be done as the money runs down), at current rate and not allowing for any September upsurge, its will run out by October
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on August 06, 2009, 01:43:16 pm
Exclusivity is maintained with the 90 units in July
Manufacture July Registrations Aston Martin 119 Bentley 97 Porsche 611
In terms of the scrappage to the end of July 84,361 vehicles have been registered to the end of July. nyssa's figure of 144,308 i think is the total allocated on the scheme like mine which has been accepted although the vehicle won't be registered until it arrives so 59,947 vehicles have been accepted under the scheme but the new vehicles have not yet been registered.
It is interesting to see that Porsche is playing its part in the scrappage scheme with 10 cars being registered under the scheme!!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: wampa on August 06, 2009, 01:46:05 pm
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: scuderia sitar on August 06, 2009, 03:06:50 pm
Impressive that with that many cars there are about 400 members on this site now and probably a high percentage of owners.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on August 06, 2009, 04:45:53 pm
how did you get the split between 500 and AGP?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on September 04, 2009, 09:30:06 am
August shows 59 Abarths
Which gives YTD (Jan-Aug) of 761
Still more exclusive than Aston Martin who YTD have 771 registrations
Scrappage BERR show to the 23rd Aug 185,273 accepted vehicles so August has seen a massive uptake on the scheme so probablly 2 months or so left.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on September 04, 2009, 12:45:07 pm
Stato time for anyone interested
Well what an interesting month August 09 has been stats wise.
Fiat Group (Abarth, Alfa Romeo & Fiat no Ferrari or Maserati) saw 58.6% of its registrations come from the Scrappage Scheme in August 09 figures are units registered Last Yr Abarth 59 12 Alfa 344 216 the 'Mito' effect going on here Fiat 3,026 1,629
Total 3,429 1,857
Scrappage registrations of the 3,429 = 2,010
Things don't look to good at Saab with just 35 registrations in August but don't worry in terms of excllusivity YTD is 5,563 compared to our 761.
The 59 units done for Abarth shows that factory order only is the main way that these cars are supplied people as this forum clearly shows just want them and not everyone has waited for a 59 plate.
Is anyone interested in the split?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Ad on September 04, 2009, 01:02:54 pm
Si por favor. (Spanish moment for some reason)
Will be interested to see whether September registrations are a lot higher.
When i went to Alfa near me they said the only cars they are selling are MiTo's, but I'm suprised people are still happy after they increased the prices again in August.
Saab... :-X
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: wampa on September 04, 2009, 01:19:55 pm
Well what an interesting month August 09 has been stats wise.
Fiat Group (Abarth, Alfa Romeo & Fiat no Ferrari or Maserati) saw 58.6% of its registrations come from the Scrappage Scheme in August 09 figures are units registered Last Yr Abarth 59 12 Alfa 344 216 the 'Mito' effect going on here Fiat 3,026 1,629
Total 3,429 1,857
Scrappage registrations of the 3,429 = 2,010
Things don't look to good at Saab with just 35 registrations in August but don't worry in terms of excllusivity YTD is 5,563 compared to our 761.
The 59 units done for Abarth shows that factory order only is the main way that these cars are supplied people as this forum clearly shows just want them and not everyone has waited for a 59 plate.
Is anyone interested in the split?
Yes please I like to see the split :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on September 04, 2009, 01:38:19 pm
Especially for Ad and Wampa
Aug YTD A500 51 629 AGP 8 132
Total 59 761
Wampa the white with black stripe very nice i see you got body coloured mirrors how did you do that?
Of interest also might be to statoholoics
The first couple of days of September has seen the August month registrations exceeded so a lot of very happy people out on the roads this week. Amoung them bullylove, wampa, simundo777,Abarth500 Joe, DaveyP, Lisa1626,Lagerlout,Peptalk,Moose so that is 9 of them with A500's.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: wampa on September 04, 2009, 03:20:07 pm
The wing mirrors were a mistake at the factory, I was sent a photo by the dealership and asked to decide within 24 hours whether I did want the black mirrors so they could make a claim to Abarth. I decided White looked better! Oh by the way, thanks for your nice comment and the split :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on October 05, 2009, 09:38:57 am
Especially for Ad and Wampa
I am fairly busy today so i'll stick these in now and comment later
Sep YTD A500 150 779 AGP 62 194
Total 212 973
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Sawbomartin on October 05, 2009, 10:02:24 am
I was at Glyn Hopkin on Saturday. Claire said sales were going very well, she took orders on 5 last week. I remember when I placed my order in April she said it was 2 or so per week. I've also noticed a higher rate of posts on the "Abarth spotted" topic. We're not exactly common but I expect to actually start seeing a few on the roads soon (I've only seen a couple since release).
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: wampa on October 05, 2009, 12:54:39 pm
Cheers :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: needsmust on October 05, 2009, 05:59:07 pm
Well done Delaney for keeping the obsessives interested with your magic secret numbers.
How about a further split into how many have been SS'd?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Sawbomartin on October 05, 2009, 06:58:00 pm
Well done Delaney for keeping the obsessives interested with your magic secret numbers.
How about a further split into how many have been SS'd?
Yeah, and how many have the alloy gear knob :bat:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on October 05, 2009, 08:59:18 pm
Statoholics
Come del gioco di colore!!
Per favore fatemi sapere i suoi pensieri
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: John501 on October 05, 2009, 09:02:45 pm
"As the game of color!
Please let me know your thoughts" ;D
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: needsmust on October 06, 2009, 12:23:57 am
Presto!
We already have this (https://www.abarthforum.co.uk/500-abarth/add-your-abarth-500/msg18890/#msg18890).
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on October 06, 2009, 07:59:05 am
Many thanks needsmust
As i indicated in my earlier posting of the figures yesterday was very very busy day for me yesterday which involved a lot of Italian and my bit in Italian was intended as a bit of humor.
I have been very busy already this morning and am just enjoying a quick expresso i will endevour to come back to the forum with some more interesting data later re September.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on October 08, 2009, 06:22:48 pm
Statoholic September Analysis
Lets start with the Fiat Group in the UK (excluding Ferrari & Maserati) the % of Scrappage registrations fell from 58.6% in Aug to 44.3% in September reflecting the usual new reg peak.
Sept 09 Sept 08 Abarth 212 41 Alfa Romeo 1,978 796 The Mito effect is 1,400 units! 70.8% of Alfa Fiat 11,712 9,818
Total 13,902 10,655
Scrappage registrations of the 13,902 = 6,157
Let me show how exclusive the Abarth GP is with YTD of 194. Every one of the Aston Martin models (DB7, DBS & V8) have registered more than 200 units this year. This September also saw the AGP with 51.22% more registrations in September than last year 62 to 41. In fact Nissans GT-R Skyline registered more units this month than the AGP did for the YTD to the end of July.
I know that some potential Abarthisti had considered the Mito but it is very much a volume product which is good for Alfa although all of the ones registered so far will not have the Multiair in.
The A500 with 150 units is 2x the 5 month (non reg month) average of 74.8 units/month.
Appearing for the first time in the UK is Infiniti with 24 units i'm sure most will be registered to themselves for press and demo at Reading i wont bore anyone with the split.
Saab did manage more than the 35 last month but with a decline of 50.83% over last year i think Koenigsegg have giot a big job on their hands.
I trust that this provides a fix for the Statoholics amoungst you and i am very sorry for the delay this month but things have been very hectic!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: scuderia sitar on October 08, 2009, 06:51:25 pm
Thanks for that.....I think !
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Sawbomartin on October 08, 2009, 06:53:58 pm
Good info :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on October 16, 2009, 08:22:43 am
A mid month statoholic fix
How is Abarth doing in other markets?
Well i can tell you very well. Italy is numero uno in terms of registrations which is to be expected as the passionate nation has (like in our market) a lot of 40 - 50 year olds who grew up with the 500 and the Abarth was unobtainable for them but it is available now. This has shown in the reduction of GPA registrations this year (although still a very high number the YTD to end Sept is over 1,000). Abarth provides the Italian market with an Italian company Q car alternative to the German company brands Q versions that are so strong.
Austria the home of Mr Abarth has with the A500 YTD end Sept matched the number of GPA's registered in the UK and Austria is not a big country (pop 8.3 M) so some passion showing there as well.
In fact lets stat it
Country Population 500 reg YTD Sep 09 Head pop per A500
Austria 8,300,000 193 (well 1 less than GPA UK) 43,005 UK 61,100,000 779 78,433
So if you used the A500 per head of Austria that would be 1,421 registered in UK!!!
Well statoholics if Italy is numero uno who do you think is #2??
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: needsmust on October 16, 2009, 04:13:43 pm
Hmmm, Germany?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Ad on November 02, 2009, 12:02:48 pm
Oi, Delaney... What's going on, 2nd November and no stats yet...??????????
:P
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on November 02, 2009, 12:48:53 pm
The first working day is today! All the number crunching happens today as Saturday was the last working day so although most are known things are not yet finalised.
I could bore you with Euro data but i'm sure no one is interested as the response to my mid month stats was none existant appart from needsmust.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Portti on November 02, 2009, 02:40:09 pm
Delaney:
As a non-UK resident the European stats would be very interesting. The German market statistics would be especially interesting but the other European statistics would be of interest too.
In relation to Austria there are 3 Abarth dealers in there so 193 A500s makes 64.3 A500s per dealer from Jan to Sep 09. For each dealer that means 7.1 A500s per month ie. approx. one car every three working days. I bought mine from Graz in Austria in May and the dealer in Graz seemed to be selling quite many cars abroad which I assume are not included in the Austrian stats.
How many dealers are there currently in the UK?
I can tell you some unofficial statistics too:
- No officially imported Abarth cars have been registered in any of the Nordic countries as far as I know since Abarth is not officially imported to Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark or Iceland. Some grey imports have probably been registered in some of these countries and in Finland I know two other grey import A500s besides mine. I'm not aware of any AGPs registered in here.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on November 03, 2009, 01:47:39 pm
Portti
I can provide you with this information for Finland as at End Sept
Model YTD 2008 YTD 2009 Fiat 500 223 104 Ford KA 0 402
Very interesting i'm sure that your Abarth will have been put in with the Fiat 500 stats although it is interesting to note the big fall in 500 sales from last year. Am i right in assuming that Finland likes Ford because the Ford KA which is on the 500 floorpan built by Fiat in the same plant gets such a high level of sales it would appear that sales have been taken away from Fiat! In fact the Toyota Aygo seems to have suffered as well from the Ford KA its YTD 2008 569 YTD 2009 249. The A sector in Finland is very small total sector YTD 2008 1,322 YTD 2009 1,355
As your car was on what looked like Austrian transfer plates when you brought it, it would not have been included in the Austrian registrations.
I trust this is of some interest to you.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Portti on November 03, 2009, 02:40:42 pm
Delaney:
Yes you are correct in assuming that Ford is popular in here. I think that it is number 3 or 4 brand in popularity in Finland.
However the situation with Fiat Group has not been very good in recent years and the local (unpopular) Fiat/Alfa/Lancia distributor has been on a verge of bankrupty during the last few months. I think it was September when it was announced that Fiat Group has terminated their distribution agreement with that company. Last month a new distributor was announced and they have started to build up their operations. Due to this I think that there have been only very limited number of Fiat Group car registrations in Finland during the last few months.
By the way the new Fiat Group cars distributor is the Finnish distributor for Chrysler Corp. cars. Perhaps we see similar moves in other markets too in the future?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on November 04, 2009, 05:04:37 pm
Red is the new Black!!!
It would appear that the forum 'Girls only red section' could be responsible for the 24% of YTD Red A500's being registered in one month being October. The number of members that have taken delivery/registration in Oct seems to have been quite high forum members taking Red have been JVN, Capriwidow & Paula although one of those might be the one Red car showing for November.
In fact October also saw no Black AGP's registered is there a supply problem on black. In fact it was Red again that was numero uno with AGP registrations.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Capriwidow on November 04, 2009, 07:05:39 pm
Hi Delany Mine was officially registered on 31st October. Yes you're right - us girls like our red- just trying to get a handbag and shoes to match!!!!! Capriwidow
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Pootle on November 04, 2009, 07:52:03 pm
Damn.... so being a girl i should of got a red one?
Does that mean im one of the lads cause mine is white?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: 500Abarthista on November 04, 2009, 07:59:59 pm
Hmmm might be difficult to get a grey handbag with red stripes :whistle:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: spitskerosine on November 04, 2009, 08:13:39 pm
oh no!! Im getting a red one, does that make me a girl??
...maybe not, but the make-up and hair straighteners might
or just very vain
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on November 04, 2009, 08:40:44 pm
Come del gioco di colore
It has created more interest than the stato regulars Ad Lloyd needsmust Sawbomartin Scuderia sitar wampa etc etc. If you are very good with stats you might be able enter the above!
So for Oct 2009
Oct YTD A500 142 921 AGP 15 209
Tot Ab 157 1130
Quite amazing only 8 less A500's than last months new reg month but a lot of people had been waiting a long time for their cars.
So in respect of Come del gioco di colore i will let you know that in Oct 09 there were 18 Red A500's registered so do the maths and you should be able to work out how many have been registered YTD with an earlier comment!!!!
needsmust you think it is Germany at No 2 ! well i spent a number of hours dealing on a matter with Germany and will comment on this later in the week 'you vil be very interested'
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Ad on November 04, 2009, 10:30:08 pm
...maybe not, but the make-up and hair straighteners might
Nothing wrong with hair straightners ;D
Even with 142 registrations I still feel exclusive haha. Research, Nuneaton seemed quite suprised at how many cars had turned up so I guess that there's more registrations than expected this month... ???
Cheers for the stats Delaney :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Moose on November 05, 2009, 01:18:29 am
Yes you're right - us girls like our red- just trying to get a handbag and shoes to match!!!!! Capriwidow
...and you know what they say about girls with red shoes...................... :whistle:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on November 05, 2009, 02:01:27 pm
Yes i know on the SMMT press release today it says 158 for October and my post said 157 well i will have a look into where SMMT have got the extra 1 from you could find that next month it swing the other way is my expectation but i will investigate.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: AlexK on November 06, 2009, 10:15:23 am
Interesting snippet I was sent yesterday: the Fiat 500 appeared in the top 10 sales charts for the first time last month, selling 2,989 units (well up on the 993 sold in October last year), making it the 10th best seller in the UK.
It goes on: "Fiat’s 6,570 sales result for October was 117.5 per cent up on the 3,020 figure for the same period last year, in a market up by 31 per cent."
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Hozepipe on November 06, 2009, 12:27:16 pm
Interesting snippet I was sent yesterday: the Fiat 500 appeared in the top 10 sales charts for the first time last month, selling 2,989 units (well up on the 993 sold in October last year), making it the 10th best seller in the UK.
It goes on: "Fiat’s 6,570 sales result for October was 117.5 per cent up on the 3,020 figure for the same period last year, in a market up by 31 per cent."
The BSM effect? I've certainly seen a lot of them.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on November 06, 2009, 01:05:20 pm
I have been dealing with a couple of other matters so haven't looked at all the data yet but scrappage has had a very substantial effect as below shows with all of these manufactures with Sector A & B cars
Manufacture %Market share increase Oct 09 on 08
Hyundai 286.60 Kia 156.63 Fiat 117.55 Nissan 108.33 Suzuki 106.92
Even Renualt who have had an appauling year (-40.3% YTD) managed 94.96% for Oct so lots of Clio's
Another interesting one in October is Land Rover up 101.4% 2,584 units to 1,283 units last year and October was when things started going bad.
Interestingly in Italy 500 registrations are down 17.5% YTD whereas the old favourite the Panda is up 14% YTD. In UK to end Sept 500 YTD was 25% up.
I will also as usual comment on SAAB 335 units to 1,009 last year thats -66.8% and YTD it is -51.94% this looks like a crisis very very sad but that is what 20 years with GM does for you.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on November 06, 2009, 05:28:54 pm
The Fiat 500 on the YTD position moves from 26 in Sept to 24 in Oct displacing the Merc C-Class and GM's Zafira. The Difference between the Nisan Micra and the Fiat 500 in Sept was 1,435 and in Oct 2,772 although the Nissan Note outsold the Micra by almost 20%.
To put things into context though the Fiat 500 YTD for Oct at 15,869 is less than the October only figure for the GM Corsa at 16,379 so the BSM deal does have some effect but it is private sales on scrappage that have the biggest influence.
Just on Alfa's 693 units for the month 81.53% were Mito's, 12.27% were 159's the other 6.2% is Brera, GT and 147
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on November 09, 2009, 01:15:46 pm
Well Statoholics here is something 'vely interesting' as promised re my post Nov 4th 1:05
Remember my post of 16 October when i got no response apart from needsmust when responded 'Germany' when i posed the question who is #2?
The answer is UK here is the proof
Germany UK A500 Sept 157 150 A500 Oct 60 142
A500 YTD Oct 849/852 922
The 849/852 is because the German stats have a 3 vehicle varriance currently but as we can all see more A500's have been registered in the UK this year than any other market apart from Italy.
This means that for FGA we should be considered 'very important customers' and that deficiencies in service etc need to be considered very carefully now we are paying premium for a premium brand. Obviously the LHD markets did get the A500 earlier than ourselves ie in 2008 but even so the recent launch of the 500C to the UK market first (the biggest convertable market in Europe) shows just how important the UK market is to FGA and to maintain customers bad dealers and bad service need dealing with.
Footnote Germany does have greater AGP registrations.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Hozepipe on November 10, 2009, 08:34:24 am
Obviously the LHD markets did get the A500 earlier than ourselves ie in 2008 but even so the recent launch of the 500C to the UK market first (the biggest convertable market in Europe) shows just how important the UK market is to FGA and to maintain customers bad dealers and bad service need dealing with.
You didn't mention sorting out that god awful, lazy website Delany. :o
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on November 10, 2009, 05:07:48 pm
Hozepipe - As the figures now clearly show that we are the biggest market behind Italy this is an absolute priority which is what i belive i have suggested.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on December 03, 2009, 05:35:00 pm
Well its time for November numbers all you statoholics and these show just what a strong market the UK is for FGA i have already illuded to the fact that we have gone past Germany in A500 registrations for the year last month and this months figures are still very strong. In fact over the last 3 months we have registered 507 Abarths far more than the 453 we registered in the 5 months Apl to Aug but things are on the horizon which will reduce the high numbers that have been seen the end of scrappage and the VAT increase.
I have tracked down the missing car from last month it was a Black A500 which failed to come through correctly so her is the revised October figures
So for Oct 2009 WAS REVISED Oct YTD Oct YTD A500 142 921 143 922 AGP 15 209 15 209
Tot Ab 157 1130 157 1131
And now for Nov 2009
Nov YTD A500 123 1045 20 less A500 than Oct AGP 14 209 1 less AGP than in Oct and 2 Black AGP's reg in Nov!
Tot Ab 137 1268
So November has seen the 1,000 units mark exceded by the A500.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: fraserwh on December 03, 2009, 05:40:28 pm
many thanks very informative...keep up the good work
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on December 03, 2009, 06:52:32 pm
bit of a miscalculation there on the november AGP YTD :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on December 03, 2009, 07:54:47 pm
Thanks lloyd i was in a rush and had so many bits of data on my pc, on my desk, in my head and i just slipped up very sorry
Nov 09 corrected
Nov YTD A500 123 1,045 AGP 14 223
Tot Ab 137 1,268
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Ricey155 on December 03, 2009, 09:44:53 pm
white abarth - november 09 - research nuneaton
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Palio on December 03, 2009, 10:03:38 pm
Nov YTD A500 123 1045 20 less A500 than Oct AGP 14 209 1 less AGP than in Oct and 2 Black AGP's reg in Nov!
Tot Ab 137 1268
Feeling very exclusive now, as my black AGP was a late November reg!! :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on January 08, 2010, 05:07:13 pm
Well statoholics here it is the 2009 final figures
RED is the colour in terms of December registrations. AGP's had 62.5% in Red and for A500 it was the equal highest month with 18 in Red and the highest month in % of month registrations.
So here it is
Dec YTD A500 89 1134 AGP 24 247
Total 113 1381
Come del gioco di coloure
I will now reveal all as a YE bonus full year detail of Registarations
A500 % AGP % White 693 61.11 96 38.87 Black 191 16.84 63 25.51 Grey 150 13.23 NA Red 100 8.82 88 35.63
Total 1,134 247
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on January 08, 2010, 05:11:55 pm
so owners of black AGPs can feel pretty exclusive :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: John501 on January 08, 2010, 07:38:22 pm
Do you know what the split was between Bosa Nova and Funk in the 500's?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on January 10, 2010, 07:33:12 pm
John Have you got the PPG code for Funk White (the one on the sticker on the tail gate). I might be able to track it that way. The system querry i am using looks at different data but i might be able to work it. Regards Delaney
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: domc on January 10, 2010, 07:37:09 pm
so owners of black AGPs can feel pretty exclusive :thumb:
thats me!!!
and me!!!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on January 14, 2010, 08:28:05 am
Some more statoholic data re UK for 2009
FGA had an interesting year the Fiat 500 finished the year as the 22nd most registered vehicle of the year in the UK with 24,290 (15,148 2008) vehicles registered the scrappage and that BSM deal contributing slightly to this increase. The Fiat 500 was not the #1 in what we term the 'A' sector that went to the car which finished 1 place above it in the most registered vehicles of the year 21st being the Hyundai I10 with 24,577 (6,760 2008 although introduced early part of year) the scrappage effect very much.
The A500 is still the exclusive vehicle in the 'A' sector with 1,134 .58% of all 'A' sector registrations if we exclude the Aixam 500 8 registrations (63 2008) and the Perodua Kenari 63 (86 2008). The Renualt Twingo is the next lowest share of the 'A' sector with 2,307 1.17% (5,163 2008) so it looks like Renault were not to keen to sell the Twingo maybe as there was no money in it!!!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: ad087 on February 03, 2010, 10:17:02 am
When do January's stats come through? :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on February 03, 2010, 12:31:23 pm
How many Abarths have Arnold Clark registered in January?
I am fairly busy today and might not be able to get them on today.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on February 05, 2010, 12:47:16 pm
OK statoholics very sorry for delays but dealer platforms have been keeping me very busy i know 99.99% of you won't understand what that is but for any one that does then you can appreciate what is involved.
Model January 2010 AGP 2 A500 66
Total 68
This is the lowest month for AGP registrations since February 09 when 1 was registered but Jan Feb are Pre Reg Change months and there have not been to many ships in from the Med in Jan so it could be part of the reason as well as the fact a lot of people know a new car is coming.
There is a very interesting statoholic detail on the A500's and that is that in 3 of the 13 months 23% of A500 registrations (remember the first A500's where registered in Jan 09) the same number of White A5600's have been registered. I know how sad of me to notice these details but it is all in the detail!!!!
I can also let you know that for Feb Red is the #1 A500 colour registered so far.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on March 05, 2010, 01:04:35 pm
OK statoholics very sorry for delays but not only dealer platforms but other issues have precluded me from having looked at these stats until an hour or so ago although I had looked at Italy’s already this morning. So here it is:-
Model January 2010 February 2010 YTD AGP 2 3 5 A500 66 30 96
Total 68 33 101
At least AGP registrations for February improved on the 1 registered in Feb 09 but the YTD is still down on the 14 of 09 and I can tell you that no Black AGP’s have been registered at all this year and that includes this week’s registrations. So if you are the owner of a Black AGP you have a very very rare car with only 63 registered last year.
The A500 has registered 2 less than Feb 09 although the Jan & Feb 09 registrations were all the dealer reg’s prior to customer March regs (a few exceptions before anyone starts going I got mine on an 09). White although dominant as ever is facing a big challenge from Black which is a bit different to the AGP!! I can let you know that of the 46 A500 10 plates so far this week Grey has been the rarest colour.
I can also let you know that for Mar Red is the #1 AGP colour (in fact it is the only colour for March AGP registrations) registered so far. So it looks as though the mighty white has fallen as the #1 choice for AGP’s (with the 38.87% share topping that White had last year)
Any questions or reg info please feel free to ask not just about Abarth if you have a querry.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: azbo87 on March 05, 2010, 06:37:17 pm
At least AGP registrations for February improved on the 1 registered in Feb 09 but the YTD is still down on the 14 of 09 and I can tell you that no Black AGP’s have been registered at all this year and that includes this week’s registrations. So if you are the owner of a Black AGP you have a very very rare car with only 63 registered last year.
I was one of those 63 feels strange too have a car that rare when ever talk to some one about the car now I can say that it is 1 of 63 09 plated black AGP ;D
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: rich500 on March 06, 2010, 04:53:03 pm
Do you have access to the number of A500's supplied in the UK in each colour? If i've missed it I apologise and will happily be led by the ear to the right place! But if I haven't missed it I'd really like to know. Numbers to date would be fine, no need for monthly breakdowns! Many thanks
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Trooper on March 06, 2010, 06:19:26 pm
Do you have access to the number of A500's supplied in the UK in each colour? If i've missed it I apologise and will happily be led by the ear to the right place! But if I haven't missed it I'd really like to know. Numbers to date would be fine, no need for monthly breakdowns! Many thanks
Would also like to know this :)
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on March 06, 2010, 07:38:00 pm
Rich / Trooper if you look at the bottom of page 7 of this thread. Anyway here it is again.
This is a thread allways worth a look as the information i have is very difficult to obtain! And i also include data on Europe as well from time to time the UK is a prime Abarth market for FGA Italy is No.1 but UK and Germany vi for 2nd place.
Well statoholics here it is the 2009 final figures
RED is the colour in terms of December registrations. AGP's had 62.5% in Red and for A500 it was the equal highest month with 18 in Red and the highest month in % of month registrations.
So here it is
Dec YTD A500 89 1134 AGP 24 247
Total 113 1381
Come del gioco di coloure
I will now reveal all as a YE bonus full year detail of Registarations
A500 % AGP % White 693 61.11 96 38.87 Black 191 16.84 63 25.51 Grey 150 13.23 NA Red 100 8.82 88 35.63
Total 1,134 247
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Trooper on March 06, 2010, 08:06:19 pm
Any separate totals for funk white and BN,white ? :whistle:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: rich500 on March 07, 2010, 02:03:19 am
Delaney, Many thanks for that! Much appreciated! :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: DraigFlag on March 07, 2010, 08:20:21 pm
I find these stats very interesting and sometimes surprising, such as the A500 to GPA ratio! Keep 'em coming and thanks for posting :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on March 10, 2010, 08:19:32 am
Well statoholics here is some extra info.
The GPA is the most exclusive car in the B sector with the YTD of 5 there is one quirk in the sector figures and that is the 3 old Ford Ka's that have been registered in Jan and Feb obviouisly found at the back of a Ford franchise's yard. The new Ka produced in FGA's Tychy plant on the 500 platform is in the A sector. The Subaru Justy is the next lowest in the B sector but that is in double figures.
In fact in the B sector as you will all know the Alfa Mito is a Grande Punto with a different body (and no 5 door option) the difference in registrations YTD is just 40 units. I have mentioned the 'Mito effect' previously and the issues that will result in so watch out.
Back to a subject that is very sad to see and that is the continued decline of SAAB who prior to GM used to produce such good cars the 95/96 900 the fantastic little Quantum racing car and the Sonetts. YTD 2009 2010 9-3 792 160 9-5 99 52 It is hard to see quite what Spyker are going to do!!!!!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: olopboy on March 10, 2010, 08:28:38 am
Hmm more good stuff Delaney, cheers :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Hozepipe on March 10, 2010, 09:07:11 am
The GPA is the most exclusive car in the B sector with the YTD of 5
Most exclusive?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: carolt on March 21, 2010, 12:24:26 am
Well I am not seeing many. Neither AGP nor A500. Shame that is.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on April 07, 2010, 05:11:56 pm
Well statoholics although tomorrow (Thursday 8th) the final figures can be confirmed for March registrations it is though fairly unlikely that any changes will take place as AFRL (Automated First Registration & Licensing) tends to ensure completeness by this stage.
March 2010 has seen the highest numbers of Abarth's ever registered seeing a 25.88% increase over the previous highest month (March 09)
Well RED is THE colour for the A500 the number of Red A500's registered in March 2010 is more than double that achieved in each of the best ever months for red A500's being registered Oct 09 & Dec 09.
However RED for the AGP for 2010 has fallen from #1 to #3 and the lack of Black AGP's has been quelled with 36.6% of March AGP registrations being Black so the exclusivity factor has reduced slightly.
Interestingly despite March being the month with the highest monthly registrations for the quarter Jan-Mar it is 2 units down on Oct-Dec but Feb was as a pre reg month low if you compare the 33 units to the previous pre reg month Aug with 59.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on April 07, 2010, 06:18:20 pm
Ohhps after all that i didn't put any numbers in!!! That is what you want isn't it????!!!??
Model January 2010 February 2010 March 2010 YTD AGP 2 3 30 35 A500 66 30 257 353
Total 68 33 287 388
I made a slight mistake in my earlier post regarding Oct-Dec qtr to Jan-Mar qtr the difference of 2 refered to A500's only the difference on AGP's was 18 so 20 units less Jan-Mar compared to Oct-Dec. Sorry about that.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: DraigFlag on April 07, 2010, 06:22:56 pm
WOW Thanks! :thumb: The popularity of the A500 still amazes me, it outsells the AGP by almost 10 to 1! Crazy! :o
EDIT: Do you have the total figures sold for both models since they were released?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on April 08, 2010, 08:12:32 am
Well lloyd does do a summary on page 1 of this thread but seeing as it is you DF i will do the maths for you and detail how its done.
Model AGP A500 Total by yr Year
2008 100 0 100 (source lloyd excellent summary pg1) 2009 247 1,134 1,381 (source my posts bottom pg7 and rptd top pg9) 2010 end Q1 35 353 388 (source my post yesterday)
TOTAL 382 1,487 1,869 20.44% 79.56% % of Total Abarth registrations to end Q3 2010
Well 2010 does show only 9.02% of total Abarth registrations being AGP's (compared to the overall 20.44% over the total since the brand returned) but i have already mentioned that there is a model change so figures will be on the low side. If you were looking for an AGP would you buy one now? or would you wait for the MultiAir model with the challenging looks (i was going to say styling but felt that i may prove to be unpopular by using that word!!!).
The other major reason for the big numbers in March aside from the new plates is the end of scrappage so i can not see these high numbers appearing for some time again. It will be interesting to see just what the numbers will be like on the 500C but i cant see that you will need more than the fingers on your hands to count the registrations for these.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on April 19, 2010, 11:38:06 am
Well statoholics and it was good to meet lloyd yesterday although i didn't realise it at the time but jogged my mind into putting some extra statholic info up.
The exclusivity of the AGP is maintainedit remains the lowest cummulative registered units in the B segmentand now only 2 remain in that category with registrations under 100. The Ford quirk i refered to last month has gone as Ford obviously was paying big registration bonuses for Q1 to its dealers with 601 of the old model Ka being 10 plated. I bet a fair few of these end up as courtesy cars for bodyshops and rental cars. It is still the Subaru Justy that is closest to The GPA in lowest registrations in the B sector.
The GP Mito split has moved the way of the GP for March.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: nowthen on April 29, 2010, 05:39:46 am
One for the statoholics - there were 20 A500s registered on the island of Jersey in 2009 which on a per capita basis would equate to over 12,000 in the UK!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on April 29, 2010, 08:26:12 am
Well the Beausire family have all probablly got one each (the people that own Le Mont Saint Garage - the Abarth franchise)
On the Isle of Gurnsey there are 2 dealers Polar Auto Italia and a service agent Bel Royal Motors amazing eh considering the lack of cover in mainland UK!
The Channel Isles are used for certain perposes by manufacturers to assist in the registration acheivements Spellbound Holdings for those that know what im talking about!!!!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: carolt on May 02, 2010, 08:57:12 pm
100 GPAs in 2008. I am one of them. And no regrets. ;D
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on May 10, 2010, 01:44:28 pm
A quick post as i am very busy currently so can't comment today other than to say that the UK is the NO 1 Abarth market outside of Italy. Germany has only registered 211 A500 to the end of Apl.
Model January 2010 February 2010 March 2010 April 2010 YTD AGP 2 3 30 3 38 A500 66 30 257 132 485
Total 68 33 287 135 523
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Hozepipe on May 10, 2010, 03:20:23 pm
A quick post as i am very busy currently so can't comment today other than to say that the UK is the NO 1 Abarth market outside of Italy. Germany has only registered 211 A500 to the end of Apl.
Model January 2010 February 2010 March 2010 April 2010 YTD AGP 2 3 30 3 38 A500 66 30 257 132 485
Total 68 33 287 135 523
The A500 must have exceeded UK expectations but from the AGP data, it does beg the question of the brand being transportable to other models. :-\
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: AlexK on May 10, 2010, 05:41:59 pm
It certainly doesn't help that we've known about the AGP's replacement since late last year.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on May 11, 2010, 07:55:25 am
As Alex has quite rightly commented and i have in earlier posts this is the crux of the AGP issue https://www.abarthforum.co.uk/general-abarth/abarth-registration-data/msg49717/#msg49717
As a very niche product the customers are going to be very knowledgeable and the issue for the new one which has been many time on the forum and in the press concerning the Fiat model from which the Abarth is derivied is the 'look' so it is a weigh up of that against the Multi Air etc to be found in the new offering.
I am unable to comment to much on the AGP issue. I can put an annaolgy and that a certain manufacture had cars of a similar size and a little business unit called AVO and sold as ROAD cars (and that is the VERY important bit) versions Twin Cam, RS 1600 which used the same Type 49 shell as the Mexico. I trust those that understand what i am talking about here will get the jist.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Hozepipe on May 11, 2010, 08:21:37 am
I presume I'm not alone in almost exclusively associating the Abarth brand with the 500s of the 60's and 70's. I probably wouldn't have bought anything else with an Abarth badge on it, so just wondered what the brands expectations were on their ability to effectively market new models based on anything other than the 500 and its possible variants. Surely it cannot be economic for Fiat to maintain a brand based on the price/volumes of the AGP (before the new model announcement or otherwise)?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: AlexK on May 11, 2010, 09:58:45 am
The AGP does very well in other markets. In my personal opinion, however, in the UK it inherits too much 'baggage' from it's Fiat brother.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: AnonAbarth on May 11, 2010, 10:55:28 am
I am one of the few on this forum old enough to have followed and supported Abarth racing exploits back in their heyday. However I do not associate today's branding and cars with those days though there are many that do. It is relatively easy to market the modern 500 as a descendant of the original and attach some of the marque's racing heritage to the brand but more difficult with the GPA. The latter doubtless has to carry the baggage of the poor reputation of Fiat and their dealers in this country. In my opinion the GPA is a good, likeable car but is up against some stiff competition in its price sector.
Although the IRC is getting some exposure on Eurosport, there is no real sporting cachet attached to the GPA and, compared to the competition, it is quite pricey for what is, on paper, a relatively average technical spec.
I doubt that the new model will attract a greater proportion of buyers, it is hardly better looking or value. Plus, there are few dealers and the fact they are located at Fiat dealer premises is hardly likely to allay any worries on the part of prospective purchasers.
I myself said that I would never buy another Fiat after the problems with Fiat dealers and a brand new Barchetta. It was only the fact that one of those dealers offered me a damn good price to take the thing off my hands that persuaded my to buy the GPA. At least, thus far, it has proved to be a reliable, fun car and thankfully Autoworld have been equally good.
I have been perceived in the past as anti Abarth and anti forum. Neither of those is the case. I don't see the brand through rose-tinted glasses like so many and hate marketing bullsh!t though am resigned to its necessity in today's world.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on May 11, 2010, 01:05:16 pm
The AGP does very well in other markets. In my personal opinion, however, in the UK it inherits too much 'baggage' from it's Fiat brother.
Well from a statoholic perspective yes it does. As usual Italy is numero uno but YTD the GPA in the Italian market is well down on YTD 2009 (which was greater than 500 units) but the Italians are well aware of the new model and doubtless is having an effect on reg #'s currently. Germany is #2 for the GPA but appears to have the same Model Revision anticipation influence on registrations with YTD not yet over a ton. Greece is a very good market for the GPA also which given the economic problems that exist there is very interesting.
In terms of baggage im sure that most of us can aggree that the Abarth dealers in the UK are premier league FGA dealers but that is for other threads. It is good to hear of AnonAbarths satisfaction with Autoworld.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Hozepipe on May 12, 2010, 10:43:07 am
I am nothing of the sort. I'll have you know I voted Pro-Mao Anarchist
So you did exercise your prerogative after all :thumbd:. You really are a complete tease :-*
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on June 04, 2010, 03:09:00 pm
Well here we go statoholics here is the May 10 data
Model Jan 10 Feb 10 Mar 10 Apr 10 May 10 YTD
AGP 2 3 30 3 3 41 A500 66 30 257 132 89 574
Total 68 33 287 135 92 615
I can tell you that if you have a 2010 registered RED AGP you have a very rare car as there are only 9 of these and none have been registered in April and May.
In terms of A500 dont go for WHITE if you want exclusivity and in fact BLACK in 5 months YTD has matched 70% of Total 2009 registrations. RED well 100 A500's were registered in 2009 and to the end of May 10 there have been 88 registered so in 2010 GREY is the exclusive colour which i'm more than happy about.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on June 04, 2010, 03:41:17 pm
so one of you may 2010 AGP owners has probably got the last one registered ;D
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Sawbomartin on June 04, 2010, 04:50:54 pm
Would be interested to know how many Funk White A500's there are in the country.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Trooper on June 04, 2010, 05:33:47 pm
What will that make to total number in the UK then?
Well so far 388 registered and Alex is quite right with the 4 (although we do sometimes find cars appear that have not been picked up) So less than 400 will be the final total for sure.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Hozepipe on June 05, 2010, 09:23:39 am
What will that make to total number in the UK then?
Well so far 388 registered and Alex is quite right with the 4 (although we do sometimes find cars appear that have not been picked up) So less than 400 will be the final total for sure.
Do you know what Abarth's original sales expectations were?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: jazzdevil on June 06, 2010, 12:28:56 am
so one of you may 2010 AGP owners has probably got the last one registered ;D
As far as I know, there are only 4 new AGPs left in stock in the whole country. After that, no more.
Do I take it that Westover's Scorpion Black car is one of them?
Red obviously not popular either (which is odd for an Italian motor) as there's more of them on Autotrader than any other colour :-\
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: John501 on June 06, 2010, 10:17:48 am
We are talking brand new and unregistered cars :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: jazzdevil on June 06, 2010, 09:37:11 pm
I should have dropped a few more carriage returns between the Westover comments and the Autotrader one, which as you rightly point out was somewhat unrelated... The black GPA is still unregistered AFAIK.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on July 09, 2010, 03:04:53 pm
I am currently re doing my querries as we have new models so this is just rough data.
This month marks 2 years of Abarth in the UK market with registrations of 2,216 units
Well here we go statoholics here is the June 10 data
Model Jan 10 Feb 10 Mar 10 Apr 10 May 10 June 10 YTD
AGP 2 3 30 3 3 3 44 A500 66 30 257 132 89 117 691
Total 68 33 287 135 92 120 735
Interesting to see 3 is a special number for the AGP 4 months out of 6!!
We are the #1 market outside of Italy for Abarth well at least we can beat the Germans at something.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on August 05, 2010, 05:22:08 pm
I can tell you that the figure for July is 124.
Interesting the last couple of months has seen Black A500 reduce in % of A500 regs from a peak in March of almost 25% to 20% on a YTD basis.
Can you guess how many of the 124 are APE's??
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: SJH on August 05, 2010, 05:29:35 pm
...and presumably one of those little blighters is the Campovolo one that I (and a few other Abarthisti types) drove at Goodwood? Though that might not stack up as we drove it on the 1st... so June registered?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on August 05, 2010, 08:58:30 pm
...and presumably one of those little blighters is the Campovolo one that I (and a few other Abarthisti types) drove at Goodwood? Though that might not stack up as we drove it on the 1st... so June registered?
They were registered 1st July 2010.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: John501 on August 05, 2010, 09:43:46 pm
Is there any way to split out the A500C's as well Delaney?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: jazzdevil on August 05, 2010, 10:21:17 pm
Is there any way to split out the A500C's as well Delaney?
Well John I have finally cracked it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This goes all the way back to 09 July i didnt want to say anything on Sunday in case i had a last minuet problem but the frustration is over.
STATOHOLIC TIME
I am pleased to provide the following for the August 2010 & YTD UK new vehicle registrations now with both new models.
Model Aug 10 YTD 500 36 798 500C 9 38
AGP 1 45 APE 5 29
TOTAL ABARTH 51 910
August 2009 saw 59 vehicles registered so down slightly for the month YonY but YTD is well ahead of the 761 for YTD 2009.
Yes that is correct 1 AGP was registered in August and it was White so is that anyone on here or is it a DR.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: John501 on September 07, 2010, 05:22:44 pm
Its not a DR but the person is not on here.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on September 07, 2010, 05:25:31 pm
John that was a lightning fast response heck i'd only just posted but well done on your sale and your encouragement to sort the split out.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: mightydquinn on September 07, 2010, 06:11:52 pm
I dint realise the % split was so far in favour towards the 500 :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on September 07, 2010, 08:37:42 pm
Yep those APE's are very rare beasts i can let you know that there have been a few registered on 60's in the first couple of days of Sept but a good number more of A500's & C's.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: jazzdevil on September 08, 2010, 08:06:03 pm
Is there a final count for AGPs and colours? Just nosey :whistle:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on September 08, 2010, 08:23:07 pm
jazzdevil
UK AGP Registrations to end Aug 2010 2008 100 2009 247 2010 45
TOTAL 392 So less than 400 UK registered AGPs exclutivity
I am just working on something currently but will post tomorrow fuller ie in colour. The rarest of the APE is Black that is taking into account first few days of Sept 10 reg's
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: jazzdevil on September 08, 2010, 08:27:15 pm
Sir, the word 'encyclopedic' was invented for you.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: cheekyspanky on September 08, 2010, 10:01:06 pm
UK AGP Registrations to end Aug 2010 2008 100 2009 247 2010 45
TOTAL 392 So less than 400 UK registered AGPs exclutivity
I am just working on something currently but will post tomorrow fuller ie in colour. The rarest of the APE is Black that is taking into account first few days of Sept 10 reg's
How about that for the 500 as well?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on September 09, 2010, 08:41:55 am
Sir, the word 'encyclopedic' was invented for you.
Thats not what my wife calls it 'petrol/diesel head' when she is being complimentary but i deal with masses of data all the time and my 'forensic' ability is substantial. In fact Chris555(formerly Olpoyob) and wampa thought that i was more obssessive than even they were at one time.
So - Come del gioco di colore!!
This is the colour split for AGP full year 2009 and YTD to end Aug 2010
White 117 40.07% Red 98 33.56% Black 77 26.37%
So Black is the colour to have if you want to be exclusive and here is a statotastic fact in the 8 months of 2010 Black AGP's have been registered in just 3 of them (and they were consecutive) and that accounted for 18.2% of all Black AGP's ever registered in the UK 2009 2010.
Trust this has given you your statoholical fix for the day.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Exoticaholic on September 09, 2010, 05:52:57 pm
Fascinating. Seems white is the most popular colour.
I wonder what are the figures for A500C - excluding these dealer demonstators and Abarth's own cars. I know, I'm being picky but good honest numbers are what I like to read. No spin, no massaging or no creative accounting.
Now this is the right thread for my inquiry :whistle:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: AlexK on September 09, 2010, 06:06:30 pm
I wonder what are the figures for A500C - excluding these dealer demonstators and Abarth's own cars.
That's pretty much all that's been registered so far, given the odd one or two. We'll have to wait a while for customer deliveries and registrations to trickle through before we can see any kind of trend. And, given the glacial pace these things are moving out of the factory, we could be waiting quite a while.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Exoticaholic on September 09, 2010, 06:14:41 pm
I wonder what are the figures for A500C - excluding these dealer demonstators and Abarth's own cars.
That's pretty much all that's been registered so far, given the odd one or two. We'll have to wait a while for customer deliveries and registrations to trickle through before we can see any kind of trend. And, given the glacial pace these things are moving out of the factory, we could be waiting quite a while.
Fair enough. Roll on the big day.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: AlexK on September 09, 2010, 06:16:28 pm
Although now I've said that, I wonder if Delaney's statistical powers extend to interrogating the factory order system...
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on September 09, 2010, 06:41:43 pm
Well i can let you know that BLACK is the rarest colour for the A500C (so far).
There is another issue with the A500C which i have also been trying to sort is the BiColour classification under colours. My current data tends to suggest that the Scorpion/Gara (Exoticaholic's choice) is shown under WHITE (as the main chassis is white) and obviously Pista/Campovolo is under GREY i await some feedback on this one in fact Exoticaholic you might be able to assist on this when your YTM arrives (I will PM you about this).
The split of the 38 A500C between 'the network' and customers Well customers - on the forum fizzio has a Grey A500C but that was a 1st Sept 60 plate so not in the 38 but around 10 would be customer cars.
I trust this goes some way to an answer.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on September 09, 2010, 06:51:25 pm
Me too - I've only ever seen one Black and three red in the metal... loads more white ones. Perhaps all the reds and blacks are owned by introverts!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: olopboy on September 10, 2010, 08:30:00 am
As someone who spends his life pulling data out of systems for people I have to worship at the statistic altar that is Delaney (http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys/smiley-gen053.gif) (http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys.php)
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on September 10, 2010, 06:48:25 pm
Thanks Chris - Data miners are numero uno
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on October 08, 2010, 01:32:34 pm
OK here is the new registration month data!!
I can tell you that A500 (not A500C) increased on last years September figure with 21 more than last years 150 for September.
The 500C has in 1 month matched all AGP registrations for the whole of 2010 as one of the remaining Black AGP was registered to Abarthisti Chuff in September and it looks very nice indeed see the Members Cars section a very historic car as one of the only AGP on a '60' plate.
Model Sept 10 YTD 500 171 969 500C 46 84
AGP 1 46 APE 26 55
TOTAL ABARTH 244 1,154
RED i am really really suprised that we had no red Abarths at Prescott with the information i have i find it really strange.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on October 08, 2010, 05:40:42 pm
as the remaining Black AGP was registered to Abarthisti Chuff in September and it looks very nice indeed see the Members Cars section a very historic car as the only AGP on a '60' plate.
Sorry for some reason i cant get back in and edit my post but i need to qualify something or re quote as one of the remaining Black AGP's was registered to Abarthisti Chuff in September ... a very historic car as one of the only AGP's on a '60' plate
I was so busy trying to get this post done i missread my data. Sorry!!!!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: matrix neil on October 08, 2010, 07:02:44 pm
As someone who spends his life pulling data out of systems for people I have to worship at the statistic altar that is Delaney (http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys/smiley-gen053.gif) (http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys.php)
Me too. I still have not recieved anything from Abarth to say I own one of their cars :'(
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Ninjauk on October 08, 2010, 08:24:22 pm
Do you not have your log book? If so then I wouldn't expect anything else.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: matrix neil on October 08, 2010, 10:20:48 pm
Do you not have your log book? If so then I wouldn't expect anything else.
I do have the log book,but was told Abarth would be in touch,but in true Abarth style,no such luck I'm afraid!!!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: John501 on October 08, 2010, 11:14:09 pm
Abarth do not run the same customer satisfaction survey as Fiat do at the moment. If you had bought a Fiat you would have had a phone call asking you about your thoughts on the experiance of buying the car.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on October 08, 2010, 11:17:43 pm
i never got my warranty activation letter, hasn,t stopped me getting warranty work though :thumb:
shouldn't this be a new topic? ;D
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on November 05, 2010, 01:33:45 pm
I've just had a new PC installed this morning so i haven't had time to sort all my data out yet as i'm testing varrious applications but here for the true Statoholics amoung you:- I have got October figures at a high level currently.
A500 & C 69 Sector A this market is dow 49.5% Oct 10 (9.6k units) over Oct 09 (19k units) AGP/APE 6 Sector B this market is down 37.6% Oct 10 (45.7k units) over Oct 09 (37.6k units)
Oct 10 Total 75
I will do further analysis later.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Sawbomartin on November 05, 2010, 04:49:12 pm
So: October 09: 142 A500's october 10: 69 A500's That's bang in line with the overall segment drop.
Mind you, the more exclusive the better in my eyes.
I remember some industry bod saying that cars become 'visible' once they've passed the 3000 sales figure. Nowhere near that yet.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on November 05, 2010, 04:51:38 pm
exclusive is good ;D
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on November 05, 2010, 05:24:10 pm
Yes and dont forget the 69 for Oct 10 is made up of A500's AND A500C's where as Oct 09 is A500's only. I will put the split in on Monday when i have some time available.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Exoticaholic on November 05, 2010, 05:28:36 pm
Yes and dont forget the 69 for Oct 10 is made up of A500's AND A500C's where as Oct 09 is A500's only. I will put the split in on Monday when i have some time available.
A bit of a drop then, but at least it stays exclusive.
Drove nearly 100 miles today and haven't seen a single Abarth. The few 500's sighted today were Fiat including a Barbie pink hatchback and two BSM cars.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: DraigFlag on November 05, 2010, 05:31:16 pm
Yes and dont forget the 69 for Oct 10 is made up of A500's AND A500C's where as Oct 09 is A500's only. I will put the split in on Monday when i have some time available.
A bit of a drop then, but at least it stays exclusive.
Drove nearly 100 miles today and haven't seen a single Abarth. The few 500's sighted today were Fiat including a Barbie pink hatchback and two BSM cars.
100 miles and havn't seen an Abarth? I've done nearly 24,000 miles and seen 2 at the most! ;D
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Exoticaholic on November 05, 2010, 05:38:15 pm
A bit of a drop then, but at least it stays exclusive.
Drove nearly 100 miles today and haven't seen a single Abarth. The few 500's sighted today were Fiat including a Barbie pink hatchback and two BSM cars.
100 miles and havn't seen an Abarth? I've done nearly 24,000 miles and seen 2 at the most! ;D
Good for you, so we both belong to an exclusive club along with the fellow Abarthisti here :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on January 05, 2011, 10:23:15 pm
where have all the numbers gone?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on January 12, 2011, 03:10:46 pm
an update on the 2010 sales
october 75 ytd 1229 november 109 ytd 1338 december 87 ytd 1425
thesr are the SMMT figures, not got the model breakdown that we are used to
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: simer on January 12, 2011, 03:57:22 pm
Happened to spot this on Italiaspeed in a generally downbeat story about Fiat's performance in the UK. I know that the loss of the scrappage scheme and the big BSM contract will have had an impact but I'd be interested to know Fiat/Abarth's take on the situation.
"Abarth ended the year on a downwards note, it shifted 87 units in December, compared to 113 units during the final month of 2009, as the Scorpion brand still falls a long way short of achieving viability since its return to the UK. That added up to a year-on-year fall of 23.01 percent, only slightly underperforming the UK market which meant its share remained static on 0.07 percent."
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on January 21, 2011, 04:42:50 pm
thesr are the SMMT figures, not got the model breakdown that we are used to
I get the message !!!!!!!!!!
So here we go here are the totals for 2010 in honour of the king of Yorkshire himself Lloyd here is the Punto data
Abarth Grande Punto 46 the last ever UK registered one was the Black one registered in September Abarth Punto Evo 87 this does not compare well to the AGP if you consider that the APE registrations where 6 months with July-Dec 10 and the AGP for the same period July-Dec 09 managed 139 units
If you own a Red APE you have a very very rare car which is strange as with the AGP it was not far behind white.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on January 21, 2011, 05:09:31 pm
thankyou sir :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: jazzdevil on January 22, 2011, 12:24:05 am
I'll second that... It's sated my geek fix on a quiet Friday night :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on January 22, 2011, 08:52:51 am
I will provide more statoholic delights on Monday what do you want APE colours or 500 dta!!??!!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: simer on January 22, 2011, 08:59:40 am
500 data for me!
Thanks for all your effort
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Hozepipe on January 22, 2011, 09:07:11 am
I will provide more statoholic delights on Monday what do you want APE colours or 500 dta!!??!!
As they are 'personal' imports, where will the 695 data appear? I'd be interested to know how many of each flavour/colour are coming to the UK.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: matrix neil on January 22, 2011, 10:55:45 am
And I feel proud to be one those owners. Long live Abarth. :wave:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on January 24, 2011, 08:10:31 am
Its Monday so as promised statoholics here is some more. I will continue with APE data i know simer did at least request 500 data but just for now i will play Come del gioco di colore!! for APE
So 2010 saw the introduction in to the UK market of the Abarth Punto Evolution with the first cars being UK plated in July so we have 6 months of registrations obviously with the July seeing the dealer demos being plated then there after it is more customer choice in colours. So with the total of 87 cars being registered in the 6 month period
White 32 37% Grey 25 29% the new for Punto colour that was not available on the AGP Black 16 18% Red 14 16%
TOTAL 87
It is quite interesting to tell you that in Month 1 July of the 24 APE's registered only 3 of them were White which was the lowest of any of the 4 colours and Grey which is #2 over the 6 months was top with 11. But every month since July White has been #1 in APE registrations.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: jazzdevil on January 24, 2011, 02:07:49 pm
It is quite interesting to tell you that in Month 1 July of the 24 APE's registered only 3 of them were White which was the lowest of any of the 4 colours and Grey which is #2 over the 6 months was top with 11. But every month since July White has been #1 in APE registrations.
Does that tally with the fact that a lot of the demo's were grey? Certainly the 4 Evo's I saw in July (2 of which were at Goodwood) were all Campovolo flavoured.
Interesting that the red and black have switched places over the AGP colours, where black was the more exclusive.
We need to get a 'stat love' smiley, like the 'Cloud 9' one on PH :whistle:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Hozepipe on January 24, 2011, 02:14:14 pm
Hardly hot cakes. Abarth UK must be disapointed with those numbers. :-[
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: GTMartin on January 24, 2011, 02:31:21 pm
No, but good for exclusivity :thumb: Martin
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Hozepipe on January 24, 2011, 02:45:36 pm
I think your getting exclusivity mixed up with low demand. To my knowledge there are no restrictions on price or availability that would make the APE exclusive. ???
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: joskin on January 25, 2011, 04:45:55 pm
Do we know what current delivery times are?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: John501 on January 25, 2011, 04:52:22 pm
That depends on what you want, there are cars in the U.K. If you want a factory order then its 12 weeks
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on January 26, 2011, 01:51:15 pm
OK Statoholics here is the 500 data very sorry simer for the delay since Monday
Here i will present the end of 2010 and the Full year figures.
UNIT OCT NOV DEC FULL YEAR 2009 FY INCREASE 500 47 67 62 1,145 1,134 11 .97%
500C 22 27 14 147 0 147
Total 69 94 76 1,292 1,134 158 13.93%
These are strong figures as the A sector declined 5.62% 2010 over 2009 registrations 186,416 to 197,507. Obviously the end of scrappage being a factor in the sector but the big fallers were Toyota with both its cars in this sector Aygo & IQ maybe the image has been tarnished by all the recall issues and the sort of people that buy Toyotas would be very influenced by this.
How about Come del gioco di colore??
Very interesting when we look at just the A500 (excl A500C) one colour has gone up very significantly and despite from Aug production Grey has been the standard where White was previously it is NOT Grey.
So come on Stato's What do you recon the Black Grey Red White split is of the 1,145.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: DanDey on January 26, 2011, 02:31:23 pm
Delaney good stats and bearing in mind your mention of grey ( I wonder why :P )
I still believe over 50% will be BNW
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: simer on January 26, 2011, 02:48:32 pm
one colour has gone up very significantly and it is NOT Grey.
My vote goes for Red - not that I'm biased
As ever great stats
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: jazzdevil on January 26, 2011, 09:13:29 pm
Yeah, I'd go with red... I've noticed more new forumites checking in with red A500s, so I'll say they're the big increase. At a guess: 25% red, 45% white, 20% grey and 10% black?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Sawbomartin on January 27, 2011, 09:30:22 am
At a guess: 25% red, 45% white, 20% grey and 10% black?
Is Funk White discontinued?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: John501 on January 27, 2011, 09:31:41 am
No but its very difficult to split bosa nova and funk out of the SMMT figures.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on January 27, 2011, 06:02:25 pm
Well back to Come del gioco di colore??
Yes simer & jazzdevil with a 78% increase it is indeed Red which in 2009 saw 100 registered (8.82% of 2009 total) and in 2010 178 registered (15.55% of 2010 total)
Black saw good growth as well which in 2009 had 191 registered (16.84% of 2009 total) and for 2010 236 registered (20.61% of 2010 total)
Any of you statoholics care to guess the number of Grey A500 registered in 2010???
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: DraigFlag on January 27, 2011, 06:04:03 pm
236? ???
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: DanDey on January 27, 2011, 06:04:29 pm
so julian, you saying that grey and white are more than red and black?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on January 27, 2011, 09:42:40 pm
Well you need to go back a bit in this thread but a slight clue Grey is not much more than last year but not 236 Paul.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Andrew on January 27, 2011, 10:03:31 pm
160?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: garyskisplym on January 27, 2011, 10:08:08 pm
So APE not even hit 100 yet.
Were on the site is the info as my dad wants to know how may of his cars are registored.
Any way of telling number o fengine type in a colour??
Gareth
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on January 27, 2011, 10:15:17 pm
they all have the same engine :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Hozepipe on January 28, 2011, 08:09:41 am
So APE not even hit 100 yet. Were on the site is the info as my dad wants to know how may of his cars are registored. Any way of telling number o fengine type in a colour?? Gareth
How many cars does he have? If they have not been registered and have different fengines, I suggests he contacts the police immediately.
:'( :'( :'(
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on January 28, 2011, 08:46:35 am
Well done ABagp you have obviously looked back and seen that for 2009 there were 150 Grey A500 registered in the UK and you are very close with your 160 it is in fact the case that there were 166 Grey A500's registered in the UK in 2010 so representing 14.49% of 2010 total UK registered A500's the 150 in 2009 represented 13.23% of that years total.
So after all that you should be able to work out that with a 2010 total of 1,145 the rarest colour is Grey 166 followed by Red 178 then in 2nd place black with 236 so leaving 565 White A500's registered in the UK in 2010.
As i mentioned in a previous post it is interesting to see that despite Grey now being the standard colour which was previously White it is the rarest colour.
Colour Choice Chart A500
2009 2010 1st White White 2nd Black Black 3rd Grey Red 4th Red Grey
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: garyskisplym on January 28, 2011, 11:28:08 am
So APE not even hit 100 yet. Were on the site is the info as my dad wants to know how may of his cars are registored. Any way of telling number o fengine type in a colour?? Gareth
How many cars does he have? If they have not been registered and have different fengines, I suggests he contacts the police immediately.
:'( :'( :'(
That weas a typo by me.
I ment to wants to know how many cars on the uk road are same as his. And fengine a typo aswell ment engine.
Shouldnt use forums when half asleep or learn to read post first
sorry guys
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: olopboy on January 28, 2011, 11:40:16 am
100% are 1.4 MA T-jets :whistle:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on January 28, 2011, 12:58:56 pm
garyskisplym
The data you are after was on page 15 in relation to 2010 APE registrations by colour but here it is again.
White 32 37% Grey 25 29% the new for Punto colour that was not available on the AGP Black 16 18% Red 14 16%
TOTAL 87
So if he owns an APE as at the end of December 87 is the answer and you have the split of the colours if he wants to know how many others exist of his colour.
Hozepipe i am working on your request but it involves some more tweaking.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on January 31, 2011, 01:08:47 pm
Statoholic update
Just to let you know that the UK market was the biggest in terms of units for 2010 outside of Italy. We beat Germany! Yes the UK market registered 37.5% more A500 & C's than those registered in Germany they did still register more AGP/APE's but not as many as in 2009 so the difference is only just in 3 digits in terms of units.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: garyskisplym on January 31, 2011, 03:37:55 pm
Thank you delaney.
How often are is the data modifid to show new ones registored??(eg monthly, yearly??)
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: jazzdevil on January 31, 2011, 08:27:41 pm
I'm officially starting a petition with the Mods to get your 'S2000 Member' tag permanently changed to 'King of Data' 8)
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on February 01, 2011, 08:20:06 am
ringraziarla molto or thank you very much.
Jon i am currently trying a statoholic special to extract the figures for the other RHD market Japan but it is quite a task but i can give the following as a taster Thses are the full year figures 2010 2009 FIAT 5,562 4,345 FERRARI 493 548 ROLLS ROYCE 74 21
I belive that the Abarth figures are included in the FIAT figure of 5,562 for 2010 the only other place is in ãã®ä»– = Other
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: olopboy on February 01, 2011, 08:47:07 am
Updated the first post with the Q4 figures, thank you Delaney, and finally added some glue to this thread
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on February 08, 2011, 03:26:27 pm
Statoholic quick update JAN 11
These are not detailed yet but here we go
A500 (all varriants) 68 APE 10
Total 78
Both A & B sectors are down over 33% Jan 11 to Jan 10 so a positive for Abarth in Jan 11
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: garyskisplym on February 09, 2011, 06:18:36 pm
Is this figures ordered ones or only ones registored in jan??
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: jazzdevil on February 09, 2011, 09:20:55 pm
It's only registrations squire!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on March 09, 2011, 01:21:56 pm
OK Statoholics sorry for the lack of my usual high level of data but lets deal with January first
Jan 2011 PY Jan 2009
A500 49 66 A500C 19 0
68 66
APE 10 0 AGP 0 2
Total 78 68
So OK now for February
February 2011 PY Feb 2010 YTD A500 14 30 63 A500C 10 0 29
24 30 92
APE 11 0 21 AGP 0 3
Total 35 33 113
So APE registrations were good for February with 1 unit more than in January and i can let you know that despite March being the new '11' plate month in the first few days you only need the digits of one hand to count how many APE's have been registered. In fact February saw the number of UK registered APE's exceed 100 that has been 8 months for that to happen.
A500's well down compared to Feb 10 in fact combined with A500C's it is still less than Feb 10. On the colour front White even though it is now a cost option is by far the most popular with 55.55% of this years A500's registrations to the end of Feb and i can let you know that 50% of March registrations so far are White also. As at the end of Feb Red was in the #2 position for the A500 with a healthy 19% share so leaving thje remaining 25.5% betweeen Black & Grey.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: KaiK on March 10, 2011, 12:29:47 am
Great stats Delaney. Keep up the excellent work.
Missed out on APE registrations for Oct 10, Nov 10 and Dec 10, do know that 32 were registered according to your figures, any breakdowns for those three months? :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on March 10, 2011, 07:39:22 am
I've just had a new PC installed this morning so i haven't had time to sort all my data out yet as i'm testing varrious applications but here for the true Statoholics amoung you:- I have got October figures at a high level currently.
A500 & C 69 Sector A this market is dow 49.5% Oct 10 (9.6k units) over Oct 09 (19k units) AGP/APE 6 Sector B this market is down 37.6% Oct 10 (45.7k units) over Oct 09 (37.6k units)
Oct 10 Total 75
I will do further analysis later.
Above is my post for Oct 10 figures which shows the APE number (yes it was APE's only. The last AGP registered in the UK (as at 08/03/11) was a Black one registered Sept 10 HOWEVER THAT DOESN'T MEAN IT THAT WILL BE THE LAST ONE EVER!!)
November 2010 15 APE's registered in UK December 2010 11 APE's registered in UK
50% of the Nov Dec APE's registrations were White.
Trust this deals with your enquiry.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Hozepipe on March 10, 2011, 08:42:14 am
Hi Delany, did you get anywhere with your research as to how many 695's have entered the UK?
I think I remember that 1,597 were being produced and would assume approx 10-20% would be for us.
Thanks
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: AlexK on March 10, 2011, 08:53:45 am
152 was the number I'd heard. That's coming over in total, not necessarily the state of play right now.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: John501 on March 10, 2011, 08:55:59 am
^^^^^ What He said.
That is no where near the number that will stay in the U.K. though, the RHD are desirable to other countries without Abarth dealers.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on March 10, 2011, 09:35:30 am
The figure of 152 is correct BUT that was stated as the supply to the UK market and not total RHD supply but due to the way it has been delt with as commented above RHD cars are required for in Europe UK, IoM, Jersey, Guernsey along with Republic of Ireland, Malta and Cyprus. All of these islands have a very long and historic association with mainland UK speak English so i think you might understand what could be possible!! A number of these locations are shall we say tax havens so a very strong market for such products. Other major RHD markets Japan (there is an Abarth network here but supply and demand) the West Indies again a close association with UK, Australasia most of Southern Africa, India, Hong Kong.
I might be able to comment a bit more in the future.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Hozepipe on March 10, 2011, 03:33:17 pm
The figure of 152 is correct BUT that was stated as the supply to the UK market and not total RHD supply but due to the way it has been delt with as commented above RHD cars are required for in Europe UK, IoM, Jersey, Guernsey along with Republic of Ireland, Malta and Cyprus. All of these islands have a very long and historic association with mainland UK speak English so i think you might understand what could be possible!! A number of these locations are shall we say tax havens so a very strong market for such products. Other major RHD markets Japan (there is an Abarth network here but supply and demand) the West Indies again a close association with UK, Australasia most of Southern Africa, India, Hong Kong.
I might be able to comment a bit more in the future.
So the chances of me ever seeing another blue one in the UK are pretty slim. Nearly as much chance as winning the lottery :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: olopboy on March 10, 2011, 03:42:59 pm
Better than seeing an Audi R8 every other weekend ;D
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: John501 on March 10, 2011, 03:46:21 pm
It is pretty slim Hozepipe but the blue seems to be the least exported colour. The Hong Kong buyers wanted red or yellow.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: KaiK on March 10, 2011, 08:43:48 pm
Thanks Delaney, you're a star. :thumb:
Satisfy's my curious mind.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Hozepipe on March 11, 2011, 12:49:03 am
Better than seeing an Audi R8 every other weekend ;D
That's what did it for me :-*
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on March 11, 2011, 08:02:27 am
Hozepipe Right i can reveal that the Abarth 695's are classified as 'Previously used or registered abroad before first registration in UK' so do not show up in the new vehicle registrations.
Here for your information are Audi R8 Registration details
Full Year 2009 408 2010 443
2 months 2011 65
So in fact the standard A500 with 63 registraions for Jan Feb 11 is more exclusive than the Audi R8. The 2011 figures so far for the R8 are up on 2010 13 & 6 = 19 2010 55 & 10 = 65 2011.
Do i understand correctly that you have a Blue 695 on order?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Hozepipe on March 11, 2011, 08:50:14 am
So APE registrations were good for February with 1 unit more than in January and i can let you know that despite March being the new '11' plate month in the first few days you only need the digits of one hand to count how many APE's have been registered. In fact February saw the number of UK registered APE's exceed 100 that has been 8 months for that to happen.
Well add one from me, in the exclusive APE club as of this afternoon .... I can understand why they don't sell they are too expensive and there is a lot of very good and cheaper competition, I just like the way it looks.
Looks great on the drive :)
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on April 06, 2011, 04:44:55 pm
March just in
A500 195 A500C 55
500's Total 250
APE 38
All Abarth 288
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on April 07, 2011, 08:11:08 am
OK Statoholics i have had a chance to look at the data and can give the Satao low down for March 2011 on Abarth new vehicle registrations in the UK.
Well with 288 cars registered March as expected with the new plate saw 71.8% of YTD registrations take place in the month with the A500 seeing 195 registered of the 258 YTD so 75.5%.
What about Come del gioco di colore??
White white white white white if you want a more exclusive Abarth it is not the colour to go for. I am stunned that despite for the A500 the NCO being the best colour and not BNW as it was until 2011 MC in Sept 10 that White is the colour that dominates. For the A500 almost 52% of YTD are white and March 11 confirms that with 98 of the 195 March 11 A500 registrations being white. For the a500 Red remains #2 choice with 18.2% of YTD registrations.
APE white is #1 as well with 25 of this yers registrations of 59 being white if you want exclusive with the APE then RED is the colour 8 in total this year and only 22 in total have been registered in the UK.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on May 05, 2011, 05:11:24 pm
I'll have the April numbers tomorrow for those interested.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: garyskisplym on May 05, 2011, 05:15:09 pm
So 25 White ape registered in march 2011 yes???
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: AlexK on May 05, 2011, 05:16:27 pm
Year to date, I believe that was.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on May 05, 2011, 05:32:17 pm
APE white is #1 as well with 25 of this yers registrations of 59 being white if you want exclusive with the APE then RED is the colour 8 in total this year and only 22 in total have been registered in the UK.
So 7 of the 21 APE's registered in Jan and Feb were White along with the 18 in March 7+18 = 25 White APE's registered Jan - Mar YTD,
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on May 06, 2011, 02:02:19 pm
April 2011 just in
A500 78 A500C 20
500's Total 98
AGP 1 here it is Andy71's Black AGP the UK's only AGP on an 11 plate APE 9
All Abarth 108
A bit of a turn up for the books in terms of White APE's only 1 registered this month although as usual for A500 with 56.4% of this months registrations being White.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: DraigFlag on May 06, 2011, 07:01:59 pm
Delaney, perhaps you could explain why Camp grey is free on the APE, but costs on the A500, and white costs on the APE. But white is free on the A500 and camp grey costs?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: GreyApe on May 06, 2011, 07:37:23 pm
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Delaney, perhaps you could explain why Camp grey is free on the APE, but costs on the A500, and white costs on the APE. But white is free on the A500 and camp grey costs?
I work with Italian firms. There is no logic.
Now, to the registration figues. You do all know this is going to end in tears don't you? :-\
On the one hand I'm delighted. It will help residuals no end and I continue to drive one of the most exclusive cars on the road :thumb:
But these figures are truely dire for FIAT SPA, when you take into account their investment (and that of the 20 or so UK dealers). I've no doubt the picture is no better in other European markets.
There's no way FIAT will continue with Abarth in the current way, at this rate, at least not in the long term, unless the market share increases dramatically. These are not hand build supercars that trickle off the production line at a huge profit.
FIAT SPA will want Abarth to stand on its own two feet and I recall they declared a target of it being 'in profit' within two years of launch. I would be surprised if that has been achieved.
On a positive note the cars are fantastic (although marketed in typical Italian "Field of Dreams" style - that is, "I have built it so they will come"). Abarth as a brand is surely highly prized for its heritage alone and at least FIAT have positioned it appropriately in that respect.
There are too many failed performance brands that have ceased being sold here - Renault Alpine springs to mind - where manufacturers have not been able to achieve sustainable targets.
What will happen?
Unless there is a dramatic upturn in sales I think the APE's long term future is in doubt. They made 9 RHD versions in April for heaven's sake!
When the current crop of contracts are up, Abarth will be offered to all FIAT dealers (I find it an absolute pain that I have an hour's drive when I have two FIAT showrooms only 15 minutes away in opposite directions, and both part of the same group as my Abarth dealer!).
That said, I love the brand, love the cars and hope Abarth survives and grows (but not too much - I also love the exclusivity too :thumb:).
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: DraigFlag on May 06, 2011, 07:53:39 pm
The 500 sells all day long. Abarth have to careful with their pricing though. It's still a small cheap car, and the base spec is good value for what you get. But certain things are overpriced (SS kit and Monza etc) and servicing costs put people off.
Even if they only sell a few APE's, it's no big deal as all Abarth cars are made in the same factory on the same production line as their Fiat equivalents so i can imagine production costs would stay consistent.
And what the hell am i going on about again? ???
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: GreyApe on May 06, 2011, 08:25:54 pm
Could I just add a sobering thought?
April - main month of the year for new car registrations. 108 Abarths. 20 dealers? I thinks that's roughly the number. Just over 5 cars each, on average. :o
The dealer I bought from has 25% of showroom space given over to Abarth. Sales per square metre? :'( :banghead: :deadhorse:
But I say it again. Not much wrong with the product.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on May 06, 2011, 08:27:48 pm
i would have thought march was the big month to coincide with the new plate, bound to drop off the month after :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: GreyApe on May 06, 2011, 08:47:20 pm
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i would have thought march was the big month to coincide with the new plate, bound to drop off the month after Thumb Up
Doh! :-\ You are right. It's been a hectic day, brain worn out. :oops:
However, 288 for March @ 14.5 per dealer is hardly room for celebration if you are CEO of Abarth :pray:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: AlexK on May 06, 2011, 09:15:28 pm
What rubbish. Abarth was relaunched as a niche brand and will stay that way. It's not intended (or designed) to chase volume sales.
Grey is the standard colour on Evo because that's the colour they want to be seen on the roads. It's somewhat ironic, though, that most people have been paying the extra to opt for white.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: MarcoPolo on May 06, 2011, 09:56:12 pm
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What rubbish. Abarth was relaunched as a niche brand and will stay that way. It's not intended (or designed) to chase volume sales.
Are you joking :crazy:
There were 366,101 cars registered in March in the UK.
Abarth sold 9 APEs in April.
That's nine cars. Niche?
FIAT is here to to make a profit from Abarth not satisfy our need for a rare hatchback.
I'd call 900 niche!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: mightydquinn on May 06, 2011, 10:01:58 pm
rare then :)
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: AlexK on May 06, 2011, 10:05:46 pm
i would have thought march was the big month to coincide with the new plate, bound to drop off the month after :thumb:
:thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: MarcoPolo on May 06, 2011, 10:16:31 pm
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right back at you.
I was talking globally too, and using the APE as an example.
If I was on the Abarth board I'd be worried. I'm not so I sleep soundly.
Anyway, who cares? Such a nice experience being part of an exclusive club. So many people have never heard of Abarth, ask me what the car is, give the thumbs up, wrench their necks off when it passes... :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: GreyApe on May 06, 2011, 10:38:46 pm
Let's put this into perspective.
Sales for 2010.
Abarth had 0.07% of UK car market. That is TINY not niche.
There were over 4 x more Porsches registered than Abarths 8) Now that's what I call exclusive.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: AlexK on May 06, 2011, 10:48:08 pm
Perspective? OK.
Abarth's sales globally and in the UK exceeded targets. To the extent that extra production had to be sought.
Enough.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: DanDey on May 06, 2011, 11:07:36 pm
which is why we will keep seeing Abarth Uk at major events and hopefully we will be given freebie tickets to show off the cars to support Abarth UK ;D
*cough* Silverstone classic tickets *cough*
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: AlexK on May 06, 2011, 11:10:08 pm
Very subtle, Dan. ;D
Now, this thread is for Delaney to keep us all statofied. Let's leave it that way.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on June 06, 2011, 11:16:12 am
OK Statoholics it is that time again
May 2011 just in (well i had it on Friday but i was off so sorry for the delay)
A500 57 A500C 15
500's Total 72
AGP 0 APE 9 yep the same as last month
All Abarth 81
Here are the figures for the 5 months Jan-May YTD
A500 393 A500C 119
500's Total 512
AGP 1 APE 77
All Abarth 590
In terms of colours well for APE's RED is still the rare colour to have with 12.987% of YTD being that colour but Black is gaining in popularity in this years registrations.
A500 just 14.5% have been Grey and 51.9% have been white so it is Red & Black with the other 33.6%.
In terms of year on year A500 are down May 10 89 May 11 57 and 5 month YTD May 10 574 May 11 393
Just on the FGA front Fiat does have a product in the TOP 20 of NCR's 2011 which Renault, Citroen, Honda, Skoda, Seat & Hyundai do not although obviously Nissan (owned by Renault) has the Cashcow in the top 20 and Peugeot (PSA group which is Citroen & Peugeot) has the 207 in and VAG has Audi and VW in (Audi,Bugatti,Lamborghini,Seat & Skoda).
The group is missing the Panda big time in volume sales but the new one will be here soon.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: DanDey on June 06, 2011, 11:23:15 am
interesting read on figures, the red APE looks great btw Daron's yesterday was dazzling!
and good to see the ratio of 500c to 500 is much better than we were discussing yesterday, I would think once they have the manual box in the 500c the sales will again jump.
as for figures being down, you can't compare 12 months ago to what the market is today, money is a big issue everywhere.
Delaney what would be a interesting comparison is how many sold 3 yrs old. I believe alot of people change cars on average every 3 years, so therefore in theory next year could see better figures?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: DraigFlag on July 02, 2011, 11:41:28 pm
Any stats for June?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on July 08, 2011, 03:03:58 pm
Very sorry Statoholics in getting your monthly fix i have had the data since the begining of the week but things are very busy looking at other data.
June 2011 A500 62 A500C 29
500's Total 91
AGP 0 APE 13
All Abarth 104
Here are the figures for the 6 months Jan-June YTD
A500 454 * this has been adjusted as the press car A500C as used on TP & at Goodwood is a Manual A500C 149 and one of my filters is transmission
500's Total 603
AGP 1 APE 90
All Abarth 694
We have had a full year of Abarth Punto Evo's now as the first ones were registered in July 10 and i can tell you that RED is the most exclusive APE to have with less being registered in a year than White A500's registered in June 11. So the 12 month total for APE's is 177.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: DraigFlag on July 08, 2011, 07:14:24 pm
Thanks for posting! Will be interesting to see if the Top Gear episode has affected the sales of A500C's or just A500's.
Guess we'll see next month!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on July 13, 2011, 08:01:13 am
Just a few more details on the half year position for registrations.
The A sector that the A500 falls under has declined a fairly substantial -22.7% 2010 (109,499) over 2011 (84,640). However the A500 has actually increased its share of the A sector up from .63% 2010 to .71% 2011 due to its reduction being only -12.74%, 691 units 2010 to 603 units 2011.
Other comments on the A sector: Well even without its appearance on TopGear on Sunday (10/07/11) the Nissan Pixo is the major faller with a -64.12% redudction and a scrappage scheme favourite the Kia Picanto is down -45.63% along with its other group product the Hyundai I10 down -39.27%. These cars combined to have 28.76% of the 2010 A sector market that has reduced to just 20.77% of the 2011 A sector market !!
Fiat has a very limited range of Pandas available in the Uk due to the new Panda out in September so there has been a major reduction of 2011 over 2010 which the group had anticipated and obviously next year great things are expected when it makes its appearance in the UK market.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: scuderia sitar on July 13, 2011, 09:55:18 am
Interesting stuff. Thanks for posting the info. :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: pete_88 on July 19, 2011, 01:11:13 pm
Is there anyway you could split the filters to include colours? :D
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on August 09, 2011, 01:35:17 pm
Is there anyway you could split the filters to include colours? :D
Oh i do but you have to have your statoholic whits about you!!
Anyway Statoholics here is (late yet again sorry) the data for July
July 2011 A500 44 A500C 29 Yes the same # as in June
500's Total 73
AGP 0 APE 13 Yes the same # as in June
All Abarth 86
Here are the figures for the 7 months Jan-July YTD
A500 498 * this has been adjusted as the press car A500C as used on TP & at Goodwood is a Manual A500C 178 and one of my filters is transmission
500's Total 676
AGP 1 APE 103
All Abarth 780
Abarth Punto Evo's now I was telling you last month that RED is the most exclusive APE to have that is still the case but only just as over the last 3 months twice as many REDs have been registered than BLACKS! In fact GREY has now overtaken BLACK in YTD APE registrations.
August will show the usual lul prior to the September new plate hype.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on October 07, 2011, 06:29:53 pm
just a quick update on the numbers
August saw 38 Abarths registered and September was a much healthier 267
year to date total 1085 :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: KaiK on October 08, 2011, 06:41:52 pm
Thanks Lloyd.
You wouldn't have the breakdown numbers for each model would you for August and September?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on October 08, 2011, 07:06:07 pm
we need to wait for mr delaney for the breakdown :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on October 11, 2011, 05:48:53 pm
August 2011
A500 17 A500C 18
35
APE 3 No Grey APE's registered in Aug 11 There have been at least 1 of each of the APE's colours registered in every month this year Total 38
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on October 11, 2011, 06:02:04 pm
Just for the real Statoholic's amoungst you.
In August the first of 2 new products from the group to the UK market were registered.
There is just1 60 plate Lancia (Chrysler) Ypsilon and 52 60 plate Lancia (Chrysler) Delta
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: jazzdevil on October 12, 2011, 06:24:45 pm
All hail the Statto-King! 8)
Can't believe that at this rate there will be more AGPs than APEs in the UK... and even more incredulous that there are more Chrysler Delta's registered than total number of Abarth models in August! :o
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on October 12, 2011, 06:49:53 pm
lancias registered..not sold, 53 demos i bet ;D
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on October 13, 2011, 07:50:28 am
Sept 2011
A500 194 A500C 49
243
APE 24
Total 267
Well as an extra Statoholic treat on the Lancia (Chrysler) front there were 138 Ypsilons registered in Sept so that'll be the dealer stock and to add to the 52 Deltas reg in Aug we saw 103 Lancia (Chrysler) Deltas reg in Sept. Yes there are 39 dealers so you can do the math to work out appropriate dealer demos!
I was shocked when i saw the retail list on the Delta earlier in the year the top model (Limited) lists at £25,695 and it is still another £250 for heated seats £800 for Xenon £950 for a sunroofon top!!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: KaiK on October 13, 2011, 10:18:45 am
Excellent reading Mr Delaney sir! :thumb:
Satisfies my curiosities!! ;D
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Sawbomartin on October 18, 2011, 05:22:43 pm
That's actually slightly up on Sept 2010.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on November 04, 2011, 02:03:01 pm
A very quick post as i'm very busy here so this is the raw data for Oct
Oct 2011
A500 49 A500C 11
60
APE 11
Total 71
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on November 04, 2011, 04:40:34 pm
thats pretty close to last years figure (75)
better than SAAB. they only managed 60 this month
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on November 07, 2011, 04:07:31 pm
Model Nov 11 YTD 11 Nov 2010 9-3 54 3,500 309 9-5 6 606 68
60 4,106
definitely sad, they may not have been making a big dent in recent years, but there's a lot of heritage there including a fine rally pedigree and some real out-of-the-box thinking in their 60s-70s models :(
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: corsa on November 08, 2011, 12:04:13 am
Indeed! Saabs are/were really good cars.
I remember that the tuned 95 Aero I had did outperform quite a few really fast cars...
Sad to see that they seem to go down.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Hozepipe on November 08, 2011, 10:17:07 am
Indeed! Saabs are/were really good cars. I remember that the tuned 95 Aero I had did outperform quite a few really fast cars...
I remember being taken round Brands Hatch at incredible speed in one of those by a guy called A Liddle in the mid 90s :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: APE MAN on November 08, 2011, 01:33:22 pm
It is sad but they have lost all of their individuallity that essense that made them SAABs.
I cannot believe they could possibly be taken seriously when they started sharing the platform with Vauxhall, I cannot possible imagine driving round in a car that has the same platform as a Vauxhall :-\ Oooops
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: KaiK on December 12, 2011, 10:14:23 pm
Any stats for November Delaney?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on December 12, 2011, 10:21:52 pm
57 for the month, need the boss for the breakdown :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: KaiK on January 10, 2012, 05:10:09 pm
78 Abarths registered in December 2011, waiting for Mr Delaney to provide breakdown of stats!
Stats for Nov and Dec 2011 would be greatly appreciated. :)
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on February 03, 2012, 02:32:45 pm
Statoholic fix Dec 11
500 67 APE 11
TOT 78
Full year 1,134 A500's which although down on 1,292 of 2010 was actually a greater penetration of a sector (A) that was down 14.4% YonY
APE's did 157 2011 compared to 133 for 2010 although that was a mixed year of both AGP & APE.
For those interested the Chrysler (Lancia) Ypsilon (the 4 door 500) did 352 in its first year. The Delta did 232 and in fact it did so few in Dec that despite production having finished at the end of July on the AR 159 more 159s were registered in Dec than Deltas!
The last few SAAB's were being registered in December with 5 9-3's and 3 9-5's there will i'm sure be some plated in 2012 which will be very rare ones.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on February 06, 2012, 09:49:07 am
The data is in for Jan 2012
A500's 48 APE's 1
Total 49
So whoever has a White APE registered in Jan 2012 you are the only one although i havn't checked if it is a dealer demo.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: jazzdevil on February 06, 2012, 07:50:48 pm
All up then, the APE is looking odds on for shifting less units in the UK than the AGP... damn :-\
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: DavidU on February 06, 2012, 09:23:19 pm
Are these numbers unsustainable for the brand I wonder?! ??? It's less than Bentley and other super brands and with a product priced at over 80% less, profits will not be looking too healthy. Time for upping the exposure of Abarth. How many Mini Cooper S's are sold? Those buyers need to be targeted and landed. Hopefully FIAT UK are taking note and will take action otherwise Abarth in the UK will follow Lancia and be no more.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: John501 on February 06, 2012, 11:12:37 pm
::) Unsustainable, I think that March may paint a different picture. Abarth were a little slow releasing their commercial terms for 2012 and with the good finance offers I think you'll find they will end quarter 1 in quite a strong position.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on February 07, 2012, 08:10:41 am
John is spot on with the commercial terms for 2012 and it wasn't just for the Abarth franchises!
It's less than Bentley and other super brands and with a product priced at over 80% less APE 2011 registrations 156 Aston Martin Cygnet (tarted up Toyota Yaris)2011 registrations 89. Lamborghini Gallardo 2011 registrations 77 Mercedes CL-Class 2011 registrations 152 Citroen C-Zero 2011 registrations 46.
Being a vehicle manufacture is a complex business and belive me the group is very commercially focused in what it does later in the year is the 500 MMR. If you want to be concerned for anyone then PSA are the manufacture with issues and given that it is their engine which goes in BMW's Mini it may be that they might have German owners sometime in the future although PSA have been talking to FGA again as well!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: jazzdevil on February 07, 2012, 12:38:35 pm
John is spot on with the commercial terms for 2012 and it wasn't just for the Abarth franchises!
It's less than Bentley and other super brands and with a product priced at over 80% less APE 2011 registrations 156 Aston Martin Cygnet (tarted up Toyota Yaris)2011 registrations 89. Lamborghini Gallardo 2011 registrations 77 Mercedes CL-Class 2011 registrations 152 Citroen C-Zero 2011 registrations 46.
Ah, you missed the terrifying news that Citroen allegedly only shifted 4 of it's C6 model in the UK in 2011 too :o
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: db188 on February 12, 2012, 09:59:44 am
I think John501 is spot on. We have ordered and will take delivery of a new A500C on March 1st. I didn't want it in Jan or Feb due to the weather so might as well be a "12 reg" snob ;D
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on April 11, 2012, 08:53:31 am
not updated for a while,
the February score was 31 and March, as expected, was a much healthier 282 Abarths registered :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Macfie on April 11, 2012, 01:11:41 pm
Thanks for update Lloyd,sent message to Alex k yesterday asking about this.I noticed an upturn in threads from new owners and the March stats confirm higher sales which can only be good. :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: welsh500 on April 11, 2012, 02:50:49 pm
is there any sales data on the colours? how many have been produced in each colour? similar to the renaultsport one:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on April 12, 2012, 08:13:16 am
Hello Statoholics
I have been very very busy with things going on and hadn't even had a chance to review my data files but here goes.
Feb 2012 Feb 2012 YTD Feb 11 Feb 11 YTD
A500 27 75 24 92 Covers all A500 A500 & A500C APE 4 5 11 22
Total 31 80 35 113
So as you can see A500 up on 2011 for the pre new reg month but down on YTD and APE was better than the last pre new reg month (Aug 11) but well down on the 11 units/month avg of the last 6 months of 2011.
So for the new reg month itself Mar 2012 Mar 2012 YTD Mar 11 Mar 11 YTD
A500 256 331 250 342 Covers all A500 A500 & A500C APE 26 31 38 59
Total 282 362 288 401
Well the March figures in the A sector where the A500 sits are down on a sector which is up YonY but exclusivity is always a good thing and obviously the APE is very unique.
Some chap welsh500 was asking about colours
Well if you own a Grey APE that has been registered this year you are one of only 4 the most common APE colour this year is White accounting for 35.4% of APE registrations.
As usual White makes up 40.78% of all A500's for 2012 registrations
Other rarities in the A sector the Toyota Yaris with an Aston Martin badge well 9 got registered in March brining the YTD to 27. Me thinks that they might have been looking for slightly better figures than that :whistle:
The other major entry in the A sector is the VW Up! 1,059 were registered in March with 22 having been reg in Feb.
The standard Fiat 500 is #1 in the A sector with 16% YTD.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: will-w on April 12, 2012, 11:47:01 am
Is there any way to find out how many Esseesse's have been registered of each model?
I know its going to be a tiny number but would be interesting to know how exclusive they are :)
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: AlexK on April 12, 2012, 12:00:23 pm
Registrations won't help you because the DVLA are incompetent. But figures from Abarth show that the conversion rate for 500 is nearly 50%. I don't have anything for the Punto models off-hand.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: will-w on April 12, 2012, 01:49:16 pm
Registrations won't help you because the DVLA are incompetent. But figures from Abarth show that the conversion rate for 500 is nearly 50%. I don't have anything for the Punto models off-hand.
Really? 50% ? Didn't realise it was that high!!
As for the DVLA; tell me about it! According to my V5 I own an "ABARTH", no mention of model or anything ::)
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on May 07, 2012, 08:51:24 pm
that might explain why the DVLA database shows a peak figure of 366 AGPs on the road, some are obviously registered as just Abarth :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on May 09, 2012, 06:48:25 pm
60 sparkly new abarths registered in april :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on May 14, 2012, 07:12:36 pm
Well sorry late again i had the data 10 days ago!! Thank you for his excellence LLoyd in putting in the months total.
So here are the statoholic details
April 2012
Abarth Punto Evo 2 thats right and they were both Black which brings Black up to 30.30% of all APE's registered this year. At least the APE wasn't out done by the Aston Martin Cygnet that only had 2 registered in April as well (sorry for my previous error of putting in print last month it was a Toyota Yaris with an Aston Martin badge it is as everyone knows it is a Toyota iQ with an Aston Martin badge.)
Abarth 500C 13 Abarth 500 45
Other registration data well the Chrysler Delta had 25 registered in April that is 5 more than the car it is based on the Fiat Bravo. And yes i can confirm for all Alfaaholics that 1 Alfa 159 was registered in April so that is a 9 month old car as production ended in July. SAAB's are still being registered also with 21 9-3's being registered and 2 9-5's it was sad to see certain SAAB dealer groups put their business's into Administration.
Someone registered a Maybach in April also so sales are going well for them this year with 2 registered YTD and the LAMBORGHINI AVENTADOR is on stream now with a further 10 going on for April thats 28 YTD.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: scuderia sitar on May 14, 2012, 08:28:43 pm
Hi Delaney, do you have a graph with all this data on to save me doing one?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on June 08, 2012, 06:40:44 pm
Hello Statoholics the SMMT has declared for May 2012 and here are tthe stats MONTH YTD A500 56 359 A500C 18 104 74 463
APE 8 41 8 41
TOTAL 82 504
There were 2 of each colour for the APE this month. a good month for A500 other than new reg month March the best of the year so far.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: stevenvillatoro on June 18, 2012, 08:25:59 pm
Hello, all – first post:
Is it appropriate to register U.S. Abarths here? If so, I have a month-old Mexican-built beauty just waiting to be registered.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on June 18, 2012, 08:31:09 pm
this thread is just a data bank recording numbers of abarths registered in the UK, month by month from the rintroduction of the brand.
however, if someone has access to registration data for the US, or Australia for that matter i don't see why you can't set up a similar thread for that info :thumb:
there is a separate thread for you to say hello
and, welcome from me :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on June 19, 2012, 11:38:09 pm
Is it appropriate to register U.S. Abarths here? If so, I have a month-old Mexican-built beauty just waiting to be registered.
Well as Lloyd says this is intended for UK new car registrations but i do have access to a fair few other markets data and i can tell you that May 2012 was the first full month of sales for the Mexican assembled and called in your market the Fiat 500 Abarth. There were 4,003 Fiat 500's registered in the US for May 2012 and the YTD is 16,702.
In fact the 3,000 planned production for the 2012 model have all been sold (not yet registered as they still have to be produced at Toluca) so orders are now being taken for the 2013 model.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on June 28, 2012, 06:33:43 pm
Just a quick statoholic post
The UK market is very strong compared to much of Europe and in particular Italy to give you an idea here are the YTD to the end of May by sector units in ,000's.
2011 2012 Down A 148k 126k 15% Typical car in sector Fiat 500 B 264k 213k 19% Typical car Fiesta Punto C 121k 91k 25% Typical car Golf Focus D 56k 42k 25% Typical car BMW 3 Audi A4 Merc C E 12k 9k 25% Typical Merc E BMW 5 Audi A6
601k 481k 20% That is a very substantial 120k units
In the other sectors I can tell you that being a Porsche dealer in Italy is very tough currently as is being an Abarth dealer.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on July 09, 2012, 06:01:20 pm
Well STATOHOLICS I am late again sorry had the figures on Thursday but here we go for June 2012 MONTH YTD A500 74 433 A500C 25 129
SUB TOT 99 562
APE 4 45
TOTAL 103 607
On the APE front there were no Red APE registered this month but 2 Grey ones which is 25% of all Grey APE’’s registered this year. The YTD figure is though a -50% delta on the YTD of 90 this time last year. On the A500/C front very strong figures for the month.
On other registrations for the group well it is return of the Chrysler 300C to the UK market in the rest of Europe it is the Lancia Thema and sneeked through 21 registered in May (HO and Dealer Demos) and 50 for June the official launch date which was mid month but that will be the peak for the year. In Europe the Thema has been selling for a little longer and the numbers mean that it rivaling the Citroen C6! In the UK the C6 has only managed 7 YTD although it did register 1 in June.
Has anyone got Wind the Renault remember I have mentioned this previously and none were registered in the UK in June at all has it run out of puff?
On the 4 door 500 front Lancia Chryslar Ypsilon July should see that over 1,000 have been registered in the UK.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on August 06, 2012, 12:57:44 pm
July 2012 total 69
YTD 2012 676
compared to july 2011 86 and YTD 780
FIAT have somehow managed a 40% increase on last year :o
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: KaiK on August 20, 2012, 05:52:16 pm
Mr Delaney, any stats breakdown for July 2012? :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: simer on August 20, 2012, 06:57:58 pm
FIAT have somehow managed a 40% increase on last year :o
I'll bet that is a load of new Pandas on the rental fleets.
Alfa had fab sales figures at the beginning of the Giulietta but they all seemed to be rentals for Hertz etc and now nobody is buying them and their sales are through the floor.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Funky on August 21, 2012, 04:17:40 pm
Are we getting an update ? Mine was July 2012
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: stealth on August 26, 2012, 06:46:07 pm
My "Black" Abarth Punto was registered at the end of June as I collected it on the 1st July 2012.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on September 12, 2012, 01:26:24 pm
August 2012 saw 15 Abarths registered with a year to date of 691
2011 figures were 38 and 818
Obviously the figures reflect the gap in production whilst the range is refreshed
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: KaiK on September 14, 2012, 12:03:28 pm
Only 15 cars registered in August 2012, probably explains why the reason Abarth UK decided to attend last night's Ace Cafe meet, to try and promote the brand so more cars can potentially be sold in the upcoming future.
Let's hope Abarth UK really gives marketing and promoting a really good go, the brand deserves it.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Funky on September 14, 2012, 02:37:53 pm
Did I miss something or did we skip July? Mine was registered on 31/07/2012
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on September 14, 2012, 04:42:33 pm
july is further up this page :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on September 17, 2012, 09:30:34 pm
Only 15 cars registered in August 2012, probably explains why the reason Abarth UK decided to attend last night's Ace Cafe meet, to try and promote the brand so more cars can potentially be sold in the upcoming future
I can tell you that no APE's were registered in August
I will put July and Augusts details up in the next few days.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: APE MAN on September 19, 2012, 02:04:11 pm
Looks like it is worth holding onto an Evo they are going to be collectors items with so few on the road.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Hozepipe on September 20, 2012, 08:59:49 am
You can add an APE for October, although it arrives in December, as I ordered mine this week ;D
Well it would be a factory order if your being told December delivery and the APE's are produced in Potenza and shipped out via Salerno if you ask your dealer for a status code in late November i can probablly tell you which ship it will be into Portbury on.
Anyway back to registration data more info on the APE since it came to the UK market with the first registrations in July 2010 to the end of Septeember 2012 there have been 317 registered in the UK. The most ever registered in a month was March 2011 when 38 were registered.
il gioco di colori If you have a Red APE then you are one of only 56 well 57 now with the October registered car included. White is 36% of the 317 followed by Grey 24.9% and with these numbers you should be able to work out how many Black APE's have been.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: mkabarth on October 05, 2012, 04:23:51 pm
You can add an APE for October, although it arrives in December, as I ordered mine this week ;D
Well it would be a factory order if your being told December delivery and the APE's are produced in Potenza and shipped out via Salerno if you ask your dealer for a status code in late November i can probablly tell you which ship it will be into Portbury on.
Thanks for that Delaney :thumb: yes it's a factory order, I was told there are 4 APE's sitting down at the docks if I wanted one straight away, but they weren't the spec I wanted.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Paveway on October 19, 2012, 01:02:52 pm
You can add an APE for October, although it arrives in December, as I ordered mine this week ;D
Well it would be a factory order if your being told December delivery and the APE's are produced in Potenza and shipped out via Salerno if you ask your dealer for a status code in late November i can probablly tell you which ship it will be into Portbury on.
Anyway back to registration data more info on the APE since it came to the UK market with the first registrations in July 2010 to the end of Septeember 2012 there have been 317 registered in the UK. The most ever registered in a month was March 2011 when 38 were registered.
il gioco di colori If you have a Red APE then you are one of only 56 well 57 now with the October registered car included. White is 36% of the 317 followed by Grey 24.9% and with these numbers you should be able to work out how many Black APE's have been.
Hi there Delaney, just out of interest, can you let me know by what means my car arrived etc. It was at status 35 on the 8th, 40 on the 16th and today ive been told it is 45. Its a white APE with dual zone and heading to SG Petch York.
Regards David
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on October 25, 2012, 08:13:25 am
Hi there Delaney, just out of interest, can you let me know by what means my car arrived etc. It was at status 35 on the 8th, 40 on the 16th and today ive been told it is 45. Its a white APE with dual zone and heading to SG Petch York.
Regards David
It has cleared inspection after coming off the ship at Portbury so delivery instructions ie the transporter to SG Petch will be issued to ship yours and a number of other FGA products to that dealer.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on November 07, 2012, 01:44:51 pm
Septembers figure is 118, YTD 1057
last year it was 71 for month, 1156 YTD :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: GTMartin on November 07, 2012, 01:49:14 pm
Should pick up now that 500s are back in supply ;D
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on December 06, 2012, 08:21:57 am
Registration Data for UK November 2012
Abarths 115
APE's 3 all three of them were White the other 112 are all 500's of which 7 were Blue so that brings the total on UK roads to 28 for those interested.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on December 06, 2012, 09:25:15 am
just noticed i posted 2 lots of September figures instead of one for October
corrected figures
September 248 October 118 November 115
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: KaiK on December 06, 2012, 05:27:08 pm
Delaney, how many APE's were registered in October's figure of 118 cars?
Thanks.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on December 17, 2012, 06:29:09 pm
Delaney, how many APE's were registered in October's figure of 118 cars?
Thanks.
KaiK
Per your request sorry for the delay in responding
In October there were 13 APE's registered 7 Grey 4 Red and 2 White there were no Black APE's registered in October.
So the other 105 Abrths were 500 derivatives.
Thanks Delaney! :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on January 07, 2013, 01:11:15 pm
OK Statoholics the data is out for December.
The most amazing number of all is that all Abarth registrations for the full year 2011 1,291 and for the full year 2012 it is 1,292 :whistle:
As most interest appears to come from the APE owners here is a quick review of the stats
Full Year 2011 156 APE's Full Year 2012 104 APE's 5 on 61 45 on 12 and 54 on 62
So a 33.33% reduction of 2012 on 2011
Colours
Well 2012 has seen Red which had the lowest number of APE's registered in 2011 with 20% of all reg's decline to just 16.3% in 2012 with just 17 Red APE's registered for the year.
APE 2011 APE 2012 # Reg # Reg Colour 33 31 GREY 31 17 RED 35 19 BLACK 57 37 WHITE
156 104 YEAR TOTAL
December 12 as a month had 120 Abarths registered so with 14 of those being APE's the other 106 were A500 varriants.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: simer on January 07, 2013, 01:53:48 pm
This statoholic would be interested to know how the 595's are doing with a breakdown of sales of Competiziones, Turismos and regular 500's. Also if you are able to provide the above breakdown would the dealer demo 595's come in the Nov or Dec figures? :D
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: John501 on January 07, 2013, 06:29:26 pm
The most amazing number of all is that all Abarth registrations for the full year 2011 1,291 and for the full year 2012 it is 1,292 :whistle:
As most interest appears to come from the APE owners here is a quick review of the stats
Full Year 2011 156 APE's Full Year 2012 104 APE's 5 on 61 45 on 12 and 54 on 62
So a 33.33% reduction of 2012 on 2011
Colours
Well 2012 has seen Red which had the lowest number of APE's registered in 2011 with 20% of all reg's decline to just 16.3% in 2012 with just 17 Red APE's registered for the year.
APE 2011 APE 2012 # Reg # Reg Colour 33 31 GREY 31 17 RED 35 19 BLACK 57 37 WHITE
156 104 YEAR TOTAL
December 12 as a month had 120 Abarths registered so with 14 of those being APE's the other 106 were A500 varriants.
This statoholic praises your good work, thanks Delaney! :thumb: Makes interesting reading.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on February 18, 2013, 01:57:53 pm
January 2013, 83 registered, up from 49 in 2012
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on March 06, 2013, 01:52:13 pm
February 2013 29 registered ytd 113
2012 was 31 ytd 80
Title: Abarth registration data
Post by: Nadeem on March 09, 2013, 04:25:45 pm
Any way of finding out how many bi-colour models have been registered to date?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: KaiK on March 13, 2013, 09:15:40 pm
Mr Delaney Sir, any breakdown data for January and February 2013?
This statoholic is curious!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on April 10, 2013, 02:49:58 pm
March 2013 266 ytd 378
March 2012 282 ytd 362
not a lot of change :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: simer on April 10, 2013, 03:43:14 pm
Thanks for all the info you put up here - much appreciated.
I'm still wondering how the 595's are doing relative to the 500's.
I'd also be interested to know how the Competizione is doing versus the Turismo.
I don't suppose any of you might have this breakdown for the YTD?
PS Just noticed that Delaney hasn't been around for a month or so - he hasn't left us has he??
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: AdeyAbarth on April 10, 2013, 10:08:02 pm
Thanks for all the info you put up here - much appreciated.
I'm still wondering how the 595's are doing relative to the 500's.
I'd also be interested to know how the Competizione is doing versus the Turismo.
I don't suppose any of you might have this breakdown for the YTD?
PS Just noticed that Delaney hasn't been around for a month or so - he hasn't left us has he??
My dad did a little research regarding the Turismo v Competizione and apparently there a lot more Comps over the turismos, I'll get the numbers when he gets back from holiday
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: simer on April 12, 2013, 11:41:06 am
That would be great Adey :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on May 08, 2013, 01:32:19 pm
April 2013 101 YTD 2013 479 April 2012 60 YTD 2012 422
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on June 11, 2013, 01:20:17 pm
Hello all you statoholics
Here is some data to feed your hunger
Jan Feb Mar Apr May YTD
500 MAN 71 21 208 83 86 469
500 AUTO 10 6 43 16 15 90
TOTAL 500 81 27 251 99 101 559
APE 2 2 15 2 8 29
TOTAL ABARTH 83 29 266 101 109 588
Well APE is even more rare than it was this time last year where 41 had been registered if you own a Red one then that is the rarest of all with just 3 having been registered this year and all on 13 plates.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: mightydquinn on June 22, 2013, 04:45:27 pm
how many 695s are the 595 included in the 500
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on June 22, 2013, 04:50:22 pm
695s won't be counted , they're all secondhand imports :thumbd:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: leroya500 on July 20, 2013, 11:08:49 am
update??? lol
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on July 20, 2013, 11:16:13 am
Monday ;D
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: leroya500 on July 20, 2013, 11:23:06 am
yay! hope theyve not sold too many... :whistle:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on July 22, 2013, 08:44:40 am
June 2013 - 123 YTD 2013 711
June 2012 - 103 YTD 2012 607
A tiny bit less exclusive this year ;D
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on August 14, 2013, 10:37:28 am
July 2013 - 96 YTD 2013 807
July 2012 - 69 YTD 2012 676
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on September 09, 2013, 03:07:41 pm
Aug 2013 - 31 YTD 2013 838
Aug 2012 - 15 YTD 2012 691
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: will-w on September 09, 2013, 03:26:03 pm
Does this include cars that have been imported and then registered effectively as used?
I.e. 595, Scorpione, etc...
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on September 09, 2013, 04:16:59 pm
595s are included because they come over unregisterd, the Scorpione is not included as they are registered in Italy.
There was 1 APE included in the August total :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: will-w on September 09, 2013, 04:34:23 pm
So is there any way to see how many have been registered in the UK?
I guess not?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on September 09, 2013, 04:40:13 pm
in few months time you might be able to see them separately on how many left, but you might not :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: simer on September 09, 2013, 04:48:35 pm
It's not totally up to date and only has figures up to Q1 2013 but the howmanyleft app has a good breakdown of how many 595's there are. Figures include taxed and sorn:
595c comp 8 595c comp auto 10 595c tur 37 595c tur auto 36 595 comp 99 595 comp auto 21 595 tur 117 595 tur auto 38
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Delaney on September 23, 2013, 06:14:54 pm
Hello statoholics some of you may have seen i have posted stats on the APE due to the ending of the Punto product in that section but i thought it was about time to bring the registration thread up to date with the fuller detail that i have available so here it is:-
JUN JULY AUG
A500 MAN 98 79 24 SEMI 18 14 6
TOTAL A500 116 93 30
APE 7 3 1
TOTAL ABARTH 123 96 31
Interesting stats for the year there have been NO semi 500's registered at all this year all 79 of the Blue A500's registred to the end of August this year have been manual.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: KaiK on September 24, 2013, 10:03:49 pm
Thanks for the stats Delaney. :thumb:
Shocking, only 41 APE's have been sold in the UK during the first 8 months of 2013.
AGP's v APE's must be very close now in total numbers sold. Absolutely rare.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: leroya500 on November 03, 2013, 10:12:56 am
October update? Pwease!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on November 27, 2013, 07:45:48 pm
October 2013 100 YTD 1214
October 2012 118 YTD 1057
:thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on January 02, 2014, 06:52:44 pm
November 2013 84 YTD 1298
November 2012 115 YTD 1192
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Gary Miles on January 02, 2014, 08:50:56 pm
Hi Lloyd, hope you are well? Is the supersport included in that? If not do you know how many?
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on January 02, 2014, 09:41:40 pm
can't tell, I only have the marque data, no model breakdown
we can moan about it at Blythe :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on January 07, 2014, 06:51:39 pm
December 2013 54 full year 1352
December 2012 120 full year 1292
:thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: P6XLT on February 01, 2014, 08:07:53 pm
I'm one of the December 2013 boys. I got mine and registered 30/12/13
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Glen on March 08, 2014, 04:51:40 pm
Mine was Registered on the 30/12/13
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: P6XLT on March 10, 2014, 09:12:20 am
Glen we can share the birthday then :-) :-) ;-)
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: leroya500 on April 24, 2014, 05:55:39 pm
Update!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on April 28, 2014, 01:23:27 pm
Ive got the March figures but the January and February files are corrupted
March 2014 305 ytd 2014 420
March 2013 266 ytd 2013 378
so January and February were only 115 combined but just up on last year
:thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: caj106 on May 26, 2014, 09:55:59 pm
GPA oct 2008 :)
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on June 09, 2014, 11:15:58 am
May 2014, 117 registered, YTD 2014, 651
compared to May 2013 109, YTD 2013, 588
:thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: will-w on June 09, 2014, 11:44:48 am
thanks Lloyd :thumb:
So that makes 114 registered in April?
Quite surprised actually as the dealers I spoke to were very keen to get another new registration in before the end of year
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: garyskisplym on July 26, 2014, 04:29:44 pm
Hi Lloyd
Can you find out how many white 595 comps with manual box where registered on 62 plates please
I know white a rare colour for a 595 as most whites seem to be normal 500s
Gareth
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on July 26, 2014, 08:33:40 pm
nope, I can only see total Abarths registered for the month, only Delaney could see the breakdown
sorry :thumbd:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: garyskisplym on July 28, 2014, 03:25:20 pm
Thanks anyway Lloyd. Delaney could you find out for me please
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on August 11, 2014, 04:16:03 pm
catch up time
June 2014 138 registered July 2014 116 registered
YTD 2014 905
compared to
June 2013 138 July 2013 96
YTD 2013 807
:thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on October 06, 2014, 02:02:25 pm
September figures in
Sept 2014 331 YTD 2014 1286
Sept 2031 276 YTD 2013 1114
:thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: harry flatters on October 06, 2014, 06:15:35 pm
Hi Lloyd, First of all, thanks for all the work and effort you put in on the Forum - impressive :thumb: Sorry if the answer is on here somewhere but am I right in thinking the numbers you post are for all models of Abarth? If that's right, I would love to know what the registered YTD is for A500's - any idea? Thanks in advance :)
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: lloyd on October 06, 2014, 07:24:23 pm
my data comes from the published SMMT monthly reports. They only give the totals for each manufacturer.
We used to have a forum member with inside knowledge who could break the figures down not only to models but even colours, unfortunately he has not been active for a while and so for now we don't have the detail that we used to have :thumbd:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: harry flatters on October 06, 2014, 08:57:25 pm
Cheers my old fruit! :thumb:Thanks again for all your effort! :)
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: midlife crisis on January 04, 2015, 03:01:14 pm
I hope I don't thread on anyone's toes, but here is the new car registration data for October & November as it looks like no one has had the time to update them.
October 2014
New Vehicle Registrations - 117
Year To Date - 1,403
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November 2014
New Vehicle Registrations - 113
Year To Date - 1,516
I assume December's data will be out in early Jan, but at the moment Abarth new car sales are approximately 16.8% up on 2013.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: midlife crisis on January 07, 2015, 10:49:34 pm
December 2014 registration figures and full year figures are now in.
December 2014
New registrations: 126
(December 2013 - 54)
Total registrations for 2014: 1,642
(Total 2013 - 1,352)
That's an increase of 21.45% and Abarth's now have a whopping 0.08% market share in the UK (up from 0.07% in 2013). :)
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: midlife crisis on February 08, 2015, 07:00:00 pm
The data for new Abarth sales is in for January.
January 2015 - 133
(January 2014 - 83)
Up 60% on January 14
No point doing year to date,
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: midlife crisis on March 09, 2015, 02:18:32 pm
The data for new Abarth sales is in for February 2015.
February 2015 - 49
(February 2014 - 32)
Up 43% on January 14
Year to date : 179 (2014 - 115)
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: spezial1 on March 09, 2015, 02:42:21 pm
Oh dear, I hope they don't get too popular.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: GTMartin on March 09, 2015, 02:53:39 pm
Better than the figures above suggest :whistle:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: Brian1612 on March 09, 2015, 05:37:56 pm
Sales are certainly increasing but its still low figures so we have nothing to worry about, my cars a punto evo ss so think I am a very rare site indeed! :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: midlife crisis on March 09, 2015, 08:36:30 pm
They are still very very rare. 0.08% of all SMMT registered car sales. Ford and Vauxhall each sell more cars in a day than Abarth's sell in a year. Someone mentioned that they produce about 7,000 European spec Abarth's a year, I'm not sure how true that is, but if so that makes them as rare as a Maserati's and Ferrari's? :thumb:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: midlife crisis on April 11, 2015, 11:38:15 am
Data for March 2015
March 2015 - 349
(March 2014 - 305)
Year to date : 528 (2014 - 420)
An increase of 14.43% compared to March last year, and over 25% up for the year so far. You have to take into account that March was the release of the 15 Plate, so February's registrations figures are artificially very low, with people like me holding off their deliveries until March to boost the supposed residual value of their new car.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: midlife crisis on May 08, 2015, 11:39:20 pm
Data for April 2015
April 2015 - 159
(April 2014 - 114)
Year to date : 687 (2014 - 534)
An increase of 39.47% compared to April last year, and over 28% up for the year to date.
Our exclusivity may be starting to be eroded away :( :thumbd:
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: midlife crisis on June 17, 2015, 04:53:20 pm
Sorry for the late update, but have been busy and not on the forum much.
Data for May 2015
May 2015 - 181
(May 2014 - 117)
Year to date : 868 (2014 - 651)
An increase of 54.7% compared to May last year, and over 33% up for the year to date.
Does anyone know how this compares to the number of new Abarthisti members we get each month/Year???
Have we increased in numbers by 33%
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: midlife crisis on July 20, 2015, 06:00:32 pm
Data for June 2015
June 2015 - 210 (June 2014 - 138)
Year to date : 1078 (2014 - 789)
An increase of 52.17% compared to June last year, and over 36% up for the year to date.
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: rare on July 31, 2015, 11:02:47 am
A 50% jump is amazing. I think we would all selfishly like to see it under 1k a year just for the rarity factor!
Title: Re: Abarth registration data
Post by: SloppySue on October 17, 2015, 03:17:29 pm