In 2011 before the close. Who ruled the four-wheeled vehicle sales this year are seen.

Joint Indonesian Automotive Industries (Gaikindo) notes, until last November vehicle sales reached 813,292 units. Sales are still up 17 percent, despite the tsunami in Japan and floods in Thailand who decide the vehicle supply chain.

Authorities still held the highest market with sales of 284,598 units of Toyota, or control 35 percent. Then followed by Daihatsu 123,761 units (15.2 percent) and Mitsubishi 122 599 units (15.1 percent).

Fourth Lord of the market is Suzuki which controls 10.7 percent of the national car market with sales of 86,710 units, and the fifth is a Nissan with sales of 50,099 units (6.2 percent).

The next ruler of the market is Honda, Isuzu, and Mazda with their respective market share of 5.3 percent, 3.3 percent and 1 percent. While other brands controlled 8.3 percent.

Meanwhile, Mazda's sales increase was highest (52 percent), Nissan (50 percent), Suzuki (33 percent), Mitsubishi (26 percent), Isuzu (20 percent), Daihatsu (17 percent), and Toyota (11 percent). While Honda have declined by 33 percent.

PT Astra International Tbk, the majority of auto supply companies in Indonesia, this December predict the market will return to normal after a constrained supply from Thailand. "Going back to 70 thousand units," said Prijono Sugiarto, President Director of Astra International, in Jakarta.

He predicts this year sales of four wheel drive vehicles can reach 880,000 units. While the Joint Indonesian Automotive Industries (Gaikindo) predicts slightly lower, 860 thousand units.

In a note Gaikindo, last November car sales in Indonesia dropped by 20 percent to 67,701 units. Sales decline occurred almost every brand. The biggest is the Toyota through PT Toyota-Astra Motor, which fell from 31,109 units to 15,195 units.

Another Astra Group, Daihatsu, suffered a decline in sales from 13,065 units to 9900 units. While Honda, dropped from 4024 units to 2907 units. Meanwhile, Mitsubishi sales rose from 11,495 units to 13,532 units. The cut of the 9271 Suzuki sales units to 8732 units.