These are the least-sold cars in July
The Volvo S60, the Honda Civic or the Audi TT, among others, are the least-sold cars in July.

Just as every month we look at the best-selling cars of the previous month, it’s now the turn of the least-sold cars. The automotive industry associations have published a severe drop in registrations for July, reaching 12.5% compared to July 2021. As with everything, there are always winners and less fortunate ones. Today it’s the turn of the latter.
As we told you just a few hours ago, 73,378 units were registered in July. Moreover, this figure has become the second-worst since 1989. For some time now, we have been seeing many factors affecting the sector, such as inflation, economic uncertainty, energy prices and even the microchip crisis.
These are the least-sold cars in July

Year to date, we can see an overall drop of 11% compared to the same period of 2022. So far, 481,135 units have been reached. As is customary in this ranking, we do not take into account models priced above 50,000 euros. This is because otherwise we would only be focusing on very premium models which, as is normal, sell very few units per month.
We have not counted electric cars either, but we have put together a special on DrivingEco telling you which are the five best-selling electric cars in July. On this occasion, we were also struck by the fact that both the Renault Talisman and the Ford Mondeo, the Citroën C1 and the Peugeot 108 have their counter at zero units. On the other hand, the three registered units of the Ferrari Roma, the Ferrari 812 GTS, the Ferrari Portofino and the Ferrari SF90 Stradale stand out.
Now, let’s finally look at the least-sold cars in July.
Audi TT: 1 unit
Volvo S60: 1 unit
Honda Civic: 1 unit
Fiat 500L: 2 units
Subaru Impreza: 2 units
Ford Galaxy: 4 units
Mazda6: 7 units
Ford S-Max: 7 units
SsangYong Rexton: 7 units
Kia ProCeed: 8 units
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