The Mazda CX-5 supplied sellers with the very best revenue potential within the sub-£10,000 retail bracket in January, in keeping with Supplier Public sale’s Retail Margin Monitor. The premium SUV had a mean retail margin of £2,150.
That is the primary month-to-month Retail Margin Monitor since Supplier Public sale has break up knowledge units into two brackets: automobiles with a retail worth of £0–£9,999 and over £10,000.
Kieran TeeBoon, Supplier Public sale’s market director, mentioned: “It’s a brand new yr and this new means of publishing our knowledge is already creating some intriguing speaking factors.
“However in addition to giving extra ‘airtime’ to the fashions within the price-point mostly offered by our sellers, it additionally amplifies traits seen in earlier Retail Margin Displays.
“The speed-to-sale of the Mazda CX-5 has previously been spotlighted in 2023 and 2024, and it holds the record as the fastest selling profit-maker – selling in 23 days in May 2023.”
The Renault Captur (annual common retail margin of £1,975) adopted the Mazda CX-5 within the sub-£10,000 knowledge set, whereas the Volkswagen Golf got here third (£1,950).
In fourth place was the Vauxhall Mokka X (£1,925), adopted by the Kia Sportage (£1,900), the Citroën C3 (£1,890), the Nissan Qashqai (£1,880), and the BMW 1 Sequence (£1,875).
The Audi A3 and the Peugeot 2008 had been tied as each supplied a mean retail margin of £1,850.
At model stage, within the prime 10 makes for fashions with a retail worth of below £10,000, BMW topped the chart with its common revenue of £2,150. Audi (£2,025) and Mazda (£1,925) adopted.
The Volvo XC90 topped the info for fashions retailing above £10,000, with a mean retail margin of £4,275. The Jaguar F-PACE (£3,900) and the Vary Rover Evoque (£3,850) adopted. The Land Rover Discovery Sport dropped into fourth with a mean retail margin of £3,450.
