Used cars: the best-selling of 2021. Fiat Panda queen, diesel holds up

Positive signs from the used car market, which closed 2021 with an increase of 13.2% compared to 2020, reaching 3,032,192 changes of ownership net of mini-transfers between traders. It is the photograph taken from the data processed by Aci, but since 2020 was a decidedly subdued year due to the pandemic and lockdowns, to have a more objective data, the comparison must be made with 2019 and in this case they are missing. appeal about 70,500 volture, 2.3% less. In any case, a much better result than that recorded by the registrations of new cars, which in the comparison between the year just ended and the pre-pandemic 2019 show a negative balance of 37.4% with over 450,000 fewer registrations. %. With 1,475,393 new registrations in 2021 for every 100 new cars, 200 used cars were sold, a figure which in December rose to 263 also due to the scarce availability of new cars ready for delivery due to the crisis of chip.

Power supplies: diesel always in the lead

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Taking into consideration the trend of the used market based on power supplies, traditional diesel and gasoline power supplies still prevail, with electrified models (hybrids and pure electric) that slightly increase in market shares, however discounting a still limited availability. Diesel cars clearly excel, conquering 49.4% of ownership changes, followed by petrol models which amounted to 37%. Petrol / electric hybrids account for 2.3% of the total, still marginal shares for diesel / electric hybrids and pure electric ones, both with a share of 0.3% each. Among the points that unite the new and used car market is the Fiat Panda, which confirms itself at the head of both with 192,475 changes of ownership.

Used diesel cars: Volkswagen Golf queen

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At the top of the ranking of the best-selling diesel cars is the Volkswagen Golf with 49,901 changes of ownership, followed by the Fiat Grande Punto (39,438) and the Ford fiesta (35,525). Following Mercedes Classe A (31.836), Fiat 500L (30.376), Fiat Panda (29.515), Ford Focus (29.418), Audi A3 (27.086), Audi A4 (26.381), Bmw (25.050).

Used petrol cars: the Fiat Panda dominates

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The Fiat Panda conquers the top of the used petrol cars preferred by the Italians with 138,449 units, followed by the Smart fotrwo (58,916) and the Fiat 500 (57,716). Continuing in the top ten we find Fiat Punto (45.266), Lancia Ypsilon (40.866), Fiat Seicento (32.688), Toyota Yaris (29.204), Volkswagen Polo (27.380), Fiat Grande Punto (26.507) and Citroen c3 (25.741).

Used LPG cars: Fiat Panda in the lead

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Among the used LPG cars, the Fiat Panda stands out with 20,742 changes of ownership, followed by the Lancia Ypsilon (13,944) and with the Grande Punto (11,654) closing the all-Italian podium. Followed in the top ten by Opel Corsa (9,014), Ford fiesta (8,842), Fiat 500 (8,412), Renault Clio (6,730), Citroen C3 (5,963), Fiat Punto (5,563) and Chevrolet Matiz (5,438).

Used methane cars: Fiat Panda again

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The Panda confirms itself as the queen of gas cars, also conquering the top of the ranking of the best-selling natural gas used cars in 2021 with 23,386 units, followed at a great distance by the Fiat Grande Punto (8,792) and the Fiat Multipla (4,670). Scrolling through the ranking we find Volkswagen Golf (4,334), Fiat Punto (3,973), Fiat Qubo (2,538), Lancia Ypsilon (2,509), Volkswagen up! (2,362), Volkswagen Polo (2,345) and Opel Zafira (2,225).

Hybrid used cars: Toyota Yaris leader confirmed

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Toyota’s experience in the field of hybrid cars is an established fact, so it is not surprising to find the Yaris at the top of the best-selling used hybrids with 12,253 units, followed by the Fiat Panda (9,898) and the Toyota C-Hr. Then Fiat 500 (5.102), Lancia Ypsilon (4.093), Toyota Auris (3.045), Toyota Rav4 (2.434), Ford Puma (1.364), Renault Captur (1.296) and Range Rover Evoque (1.257).

Electric used cars: the scepter to the Renault Zoe

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Although still representing very small volumes, the electric used car segment is a market segment destined to grow which in 2021 saw the Renault Zoe excel with 1,450 changes of ownership, with Fiat 500 (1,492) and Smart fortwo (1,075 completing the podium. Then follow Hyundai Kona (500), Nissan Leaf 8350), Tesla Model 3 (323), Peugeot 208 (305), Renault Twingo (301), Bmw i3 (291) and Opel Corsa (279).