The Volkswagen Golf has been, until now, the most searched used car on the internet by Spaniards, but this is no longer the case. Its place is now taken by the Toyota Land Cruiser.
Until now, the Volkswagen Golf was the second-hand car most searched for on the Internet by consumers, but that has now changed. Its place is occupied by a different good. The most sought after used car in Spain is the Toyota Land Cruiser.
This is reflected in a report from the second-hand vehicle specialist portal, AutoScout24, which has published this Tuesday the data corresponding to the first four-month period of the year, on the occasion of the 2023 Second-Hand Vehicle Show that will open its doors on June 13.
The next edition of the Second-Hand Vehicle Show (the twenty-fifth), organized by IFEMA Madrid and promoted by the National Association of Vehicle Sellers (Ganvam) will serve as a thermometer to analyze user preferences when choosing a used car. chance.
This is, incredibly, the most sought after used car in Spain and it is not the Volkswagen Golf
The data in the report correspond to the first quarter of the year and indicate that the Golf is no longer the most sought after used car in Spain. It has been ousted by the Toyota Land Cruiser, a vehicle with completely different characteristics, larger, with a family vocation and with off-road capabilities.
Even so, the German compact remains the best-selling used car, followed by the Renault Megane, the Seat Ibiza, the Ford Focus and the Seat León. In addition, in the top 10 most sought-after used cars, seven belong to brands such as Mercedes, Audi and BMW.
The ten most sought after used cars in Spain are:
- toyota land cruiser
- volkswagen golf
- mercedes c-class
- Audi A3
- toyota rav4
- mercedes glc
- Audi A4
- bmw 5 series
- Audi Q5
- mercedes a-class
Searches for electrified cars are increasing
The study also indicates that the search for electrified vehicles (second-hand) increased by 10.6% in the last year, an increase motivated by the entry into force of the Low Emission Zones on January 1 and the concern that this has generated in many drivers, as well as the uncertainty regarding the future of combustion engines.
Finally, the report also serves to highlight a negative reality, which is that the electrified vehicle in Spain is very different from that of other similar countries in the European Union, since 3.6% of the cars on the road the Spanish roads have some kind of electrification.