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Car Forum / GMC Cars / December 2005The Toyota Auto Industry
Toyota. Over the coming years, its relentless onslaught of new models and additional U.S. production facilities could help it gain several more points of market share, currently at 13.2% (combined for Toyota, Scion and Lexus). > Charge wrote: > > Toyota. Over the coming years, its relentless onslaught of new models and > additional U.S. production facilities could help it gain several more points of > market share, currently at 13.2% (combined for Toyota, Scion and Lexus). Is that your own thought or did you plagiarize someone else? Does it really matter? Since other posters love to throw statistics around like "nerd" balls! That was to dispel a myth someone earlier that mentioned Toyota's market share being 25%. snip > Does it really matter? > > Since other posters love to throw statistics around like "nerd" balls! > > That was to dispel a myth someone earlier that mentioned Toyota's market > share being 25%. Why didn't you post it to the other thread. What we don't need is another off topic thread. Dave 1. Toyota 1703 2. Volkswagen 753 3. Nissan 450 4. Hyundai 316 5. Subaru 308 6. Skoda 307 7. Opel 307 8. Mitsubishi 256 9. SUZUKI 200 10. Ford 195 +/ 1703 753 450 316 308 307 307 256 200 195 4795 1703%4795 Toyota 35% of the ten highest brands http://www.hekla.is/frettir/frett.asp?id=222 > Toyota 35% of the ten highest brands > > http://www.hekla.is/frettir/frett.asp?id=222 In Iceland. Population, 300,000. Average annual income, $40,000USD. Chevrolet vehicles actually sold in Iceland by a Chevrolet dealer: Silverado, Colorado, Tahoe, Trailblazer. A base model Silverado in Iceland, $61,000USD. Besides GM has a stake in four of the companies you listed. But who cares. Steve "Steve Mackie" <stevemackie@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:BYgsf.145953 > But who cares. > > Steve It's interesting enough. What are we talking about...sales in the USA, Europe, global? I would like to see the global figures for the different named vehicles just for grins. American manufactures, generally do not make the small and mini vehicles that are sold in many poorer counties around the world. Toyota is the leading manufacture of those type of small cars and trucks. mike hunt > "Steve Mackie" <stevemackie@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote in message > news:BYgsf.145953 [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > just > for grins. > American manufactures, generally do not make the small and mini vehicles > that are sold in many poorer counties around the world. Toyota is the > leading manufacture of those type of small cars and trucks. Is the UK poor? Is Canada poor? Are many European countries poor? The Toyota Echo/Yaris sells very well in those countries. A bit slow on the comprehension today are ya? ;) mike hunt >> American manufactures, generally do not make the small and mini vehicles >> that are sold in many poorer counties around the world. Toyota is the >> leading manufacture of those type of small cars and trucks. > > Is the UK poor? Is Canada poor? Are many European countries poor? > The Toyota Echo/Yaris sells very well in those countries. |
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