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North America Production History and Forecast North America production history and forecast 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 AUTOALLIANCE (U.S. car) .............. 107,431 71,723 65,924 83,422 126,579 295,343 330,202 311,498 310,252 U.S. car.......................................... 38,665 34,169 21,460 56,589 49,849 46,375 40,035 33,841 54,998 Mexico car...................................... 1,594 1,001 1,046 308 – – – – – North America car.............................. 40,259 35,170 22,506 56,897 49,849 46,375 40,035 33,841 54,998 U.S. truck....................................... 45,007 85,155 100,140 109,501 108,965 103,454 99,574 109,441 107,537 BMW ....................................... 85,266 120,325 122,646 166,398 158,814 149,829 139,609 143,282 162,535 Canada car...................................... 31,906 9,163 – – – – – – – Canada truck.................................. 75,745 70,851 62,746 50,964 94,157 135,157 176,622 169,118 160,004 CAMI ....................................... 107,651 80,014 62,746 50,964 94,157 135,157 176,622 169,118 160,004 U.S. car.......................................... 432,889 438,141 420,521 363,027 403,566 393,228 401,689 470,804 466,729 Canada car...................................... 291,884 198,965 201,723 140,642 183,766 248,263 239,665 225,745 219,193 Mexico car...................................... 182,808 200,743 173,657 137,669 156,176 151,810 163,396 193,240 199,969 North America car...................... 907,581 837,849 795,901 641,338 743,508 793,301 804,750 889,789 885,891 U.S. truck....................................... 1,430,748 1,271,740 1,419,779 1,451,536 1,406,001 1,554,896 1,678,414 1,709,052 1,677,479 Canada truck.................................. 412,197 358,422 334,155 307,312 326,698 313,932 293,903 320,703 315,623 Mexico truck................................... 221,829 204,060 202,833 170,913 167,968 151,257 151,799 147,751 149,791 North America truck.................... 2,064,774 1,834,222 1,956,767 1,929,761 1,900,667 2,020,085 2,124,116 2,177,506 2,142,893 DAIMLERCHRYSLER..................... 2,972,355 2,672,071 2,752,668 2,571,099 2,644,175 2,813,386 2,928,866 3,067,295 3,028,784 U.S. car.......................................... 1,247,333 989,868 1,072,389 821,680 843,172 695,436 540,447 491,007 445,232 Canada car...................................... 235,681 202,255 196,226 174,681 192,772 199,419 225,566 216,849 216,205 Mexico car...................................... 193,204 168,556 154,609 84,974 73,168 111,831 224,831 254,833 266,289 North America car...................... 1,676,218 1,360,679 1,423,224 1,081,335 1,109,112 1,006,686 990,844 962,689 927,726 U.S. truck....................................... 2,511,689 2,268,535 2,340,547 2,296,844 2,319,426 2,289,891 2,292,147 2,472,436 2,479,903 Canada truck.................................. 393,965 298,914 318,486 286,748 287,385 263,161 253,384 241,865 234,264 Mexico truck................................... 87,381 71,141 31,265 58,733 18,882 6,653 – – – North America truck.................... 2,993,035 2,638,590 2,690,298 2,642,325 2,625,693 2,559,705 2,545,531 2,714,301 2,714,167 FORD....................................... 4,669,253 3,999,269 4,113,522 3,723,660 3,734,805 3,566,391 3,536,375 3,676,990 3,641,893 U.S. car.......................................... 1,989,394 1,656,172 1,672,987 1,385,496 1,196,328 1,312,229 1,364,997 1,340,226 1,318,353 Canada car...................................... 640,375 521,300 583,818 618,149 633,298 639,834 636,248 609,038 608,240 Mexico car...................................... 187,504 139,051 142,181 106,261 149,840 180,129 167,087 181,597 235,620 North America car...................... 2,817,273 2,316,523 2,398,986 2,109,906 1,979,466 2,132,192 2,168,332 2,130,861 2,162,213 U.S. truck*..................................... 2,235,261 2,067,988 2,443,274 2,545,066 2,414,147 2,419,394 2,320,209 2,373,199 2,586,601 Canada truck.................................. 323,034 309,426 322,473 321,895 304,456 276,760 267,325 266,692 281,321 Mexico truck................................... 257,166 308,846 366,039 365,358 324,100 304,806 269,140 246,722 222,540 North America truck.................... 2,815,461 2,686,260 3,131,786 3,232,319 3,042,703 3,000,960 2,856,674 2,886,613 3,090,462 GENERAL MOTORS...................... 5,632,734 5,002,783 5,530,772 5,342,225 5,022,169 5,133,152 5,025,006 5,017,474 5,252,675 U.S. car.......................................... 677,090 692,377 641,109 593,108 624,404 588,181 639,745 628,733 635,525 Canada car...................................... 166,915 177,040 169,264 192,787 184,457 173,443 175,006 164,386 155,327 Mexico car...................................... 18,801 23,825 24,962 21,624 22,553 20,321 20,094 18,053 24,831 North America car...................... 862,806 893,242 835,335 807,519 831,414 781,945 834,845 811,172 815,683 U.S. truck....................................... – 2,283 111,628 252,205 292,008 356,582 350,535 362,578 385,559 Canada truck.................................. 159,908 193,954 191,754 199,443 150,403 105,454 136,793 107,493 99,716 North America truck.................... 159,908 196,237 303,382 451,648 442,411 462,036 487,328 470,071 485,275 HONDA..................................... 1,022,714 1,089,479 1,138,717 1,259,167 1,273,825 1,243,981 1,322,173 1,281,243 1,300,958 U.S. car .......................................... – – – – – 52,706 89,167 97,771 91,339 U.S. truck ....................................... – – – – – – 84,107 88,171 84,701 HYUNDAI/KIA ............................. – – – – – 52,706 173,274 185,942 176,040 U.S. car.......................................... 221,975 193,435 202,611 126,247 182,483 165,258 174,806 163,228 154,372 U.S. truck....................................... – – – 47,452 54,606 55,644 61,708 58,168 54,883 MITSUBISHI............................... 221,975 193,435 202,611 173,699 237,089 220,902 236,514 221,396 209,255 U.S. car.......................................... 150,129 157,876 235,445 322,068 354,393 318,336 310,033 314,214 324,192 Mexico car...................................... 269,475 293,406 298,513 260,721 277,344 251,086 277,312 269,920 260,705 North America car...................... 419,604 451,282 533,958 582,789 631,737 569,422 587,345 584,134 584,897 U.S. truck....................................... 227,146 168,349 174,361 200,203 420,716 484,751 462,650 441,143 430,002 Mexico truck................................... 44,021 34,517 30,304 32,084 9,751 8,535 43,076 51,925 50,159 North America truck.................... 271,167 202,866 204,665 232,287 430,467 493,286 505,726 493,068 480,161 NISSAN .................................... 690,771 654,148 738,623 815,076 1,062,204 1,062,708 1,093,071 1,077,202 1,065,058 *Includes AM General [email protected] 2004 Market Data Book North America production history and forecast 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 U.S. car.......................................... 197,737 188,967 205,306 233,517 215,234 213,660 200,916 221,823 219,755 U.S. truck....................................... 146,339 162,714 164,550 161,566 158,272 150,136 168,740 149,907 147,796 NUMMI..................................... 344,076 351,681 369,856 395,083 373,506 363,796 369,656 371,730 367,551 RENAULT (Mexico Car) .................. – 1,757 11,841 15,533 16,785 20,450 22,589 24,897 21,520 U.S. car.......................................... 107,955 103,010 102,813 96,993 89,461 98,802 92,011 86,958 91,090 U.S. truck....................................... 100,721 83,307 28,638 25,239 17,958 25,860 46,513 97,032 108,312 SUBARU ................................... 208,676 186,317 131,451 122,232 107,419 124,662 138,524 183,990 199,402 U.S. car.......................................... 371,877 353,381 386,860 435,853 423,371 411,196 376,368 418,247 406,545 Canada car...................................... 183,739 166,130 218,011 214,209 197,573 179,958 166,103 192,924 182,115 North America car...................... 555,616 519,511 604,871 650,062 620,944 591,154 542,471 611,171 588,660 U.S. truck....................................... 253,277 262,260 280,848 291,516 350,439 322,114 348,565 333,164 363,685 Canada truck .................................. – – – 13,334 70,684 65,172 62,444 162,501 176,786 Mexico truck................................... – – – – 5,306 45,687 55,640 52,285 50,821 North America truck.................... 253,277 262,260 280,848 304,850 426,429 432,973 466,649 547,950 591,292 TOYOTA.................................... 808,893 781,771 885,719 954,912 1,047,373 1,024,127 1,009,120 1,159,121 1,179,952 VOLKSWAGEN ............................ 425,703 380,690 332,876 287,253 229,482 342,788 402,188 398,655 396,670 U.S. medium/heavy truck............... 339,960 266,172 237,116 241,482 237,850 255,654 268,504 257,015 262,149 Canada medium/heavy truck.......... 36,954 28,932 25,775 26,245 25,675 27,451 29,412 28,425 27,688 Mexico medium/heavy truck..........
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