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We take a look at the vehicles that topped the United Kingdom's new car sales chart in 2020.

December’s best-selling cars showcases increase in EV popularity (Tesla) Last year, car dealers had a really tough time as they faced closures related to the coronavirus pandemic and were forced to change their businesses to accomodate more online sales. Despite sales being down drastically over the year, December proved many car manufacturers managed to buck the trend somewhat and sell a decent number of cars. Here are the top 10. Tesla Model 3 – 5,798 (PA) Tesla has weathered the coronavirus storm well because it was already big on selling cars online. One of its unique selling points w...

That’s it, 2020 is done. And we guess it’s good riddance in some senses, no thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. But, according to the December 2020 VFACTS figures, which have just been released, it looks like the new vehicle industry is on the mend in Australia. At the year’s close the overall tally stands at 916,968 new vehicles registered. That’s down 13.7 per cent. However, the percentage drop is improving. For example, in the first 11 months of the year (through November) the year-to-date difference was negative 16.1 per cent. During December specifically, Aussie consumers snapped...

These were the best-selling cars in 2020 (Ford) 2020 represented an extremely turbulent year for the motoring industry. Total new car sales by more than 29 per cent, with registrations dropping by 1.63 million during the year as a result of a myriad of issues. However, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has released a list of the most popular cars for the year, showcasing the buying trends in what has been an extremely testing year. Here’s how things have shaped up. Ford Fiesta – 49,174 (Ford) It’s little surprise to find the Ford Fiesta topping this list, given that ...

These were the best-selling cars in 2020 (Ford) 2020 represented an extremely turbulent year for the motoring industry. Total new car sales by more than 29 per cent, with registrations dropping by 1.63 million during the year as a result of a myriad of issues. However, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has released a list of the most popular cars for the year, showcasing the buying trends in what has been an extremely testing year. Here’s how things have shaped up. Ford Fiesta – 49,174 (Ford) It’s little surprise to find the Ford Fiesta topping this list, given that ...