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Passenger Car OEM Quarterly Data Book Q2 - 2012 Passenger Car OEM Quarterly Data Book (Q2 - 2012) Passenger Car OEM Quarterly Data Book Q2 - 2012 Passenger Car OEM Quarterly Data Book (Q2 - 2012) Published: August 2012 An AutomotiveWorld.com report published by: Automotive World Ltd 1 - 3 The Washington Buildings Stanwell Road, Penarth Vale of Glamorgan, CF64 2AD United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0)29 20 709 302 Fax: +44 (0)29 20 707 021 http://www.automotiveworld.com ABOUT THE EDITOR Jonathan Storey Jonathan Storey has worked in the motor industry for more than fifteen years. Beginning as a financial analyst for Ford Motor Company, he later moved into the consultancy sector providing research, analysis and forecasting services for vehicle manufacturers, suppliers and regulatory authorities. He is the author of AutomotiveWorld.com reports: “World’s Car Manufacturers - a financial and operating review” and “World’s Truck Manufacturers - a financial and operating review”. He is also co-author of “Electric Vehicles- prospects for battery, fuel cell and hybrid powered vehicles”. Polk-Marketing Systems The production and registration data for this quarterly report is supplied by Polk-Marketing Systems GmbH, one of the world’s leading suppliers of data to the automotive industry. Polk-Marketing Systems has provided planning and forecasting services to the automotive industry for over twenty-five years. It provides a full range of forecasting and consultancy services. Polk-Marketing Systems has its headquarters in Essen, Germany and offices in all the world’s major vehicle markets. Their comprehensive and ever-expanding databases are maintained and developed by more than 1,400 professionals worldwide and are regularly used by all the industry’s principal companies. 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Contents iii List of contentsList of contents .......................................................................................................................................... iii List of figures ......................................................................................................................................................................... iv Preface ...................................................................................................................................................................................... v Summary .................................................................................................................................................................................. 6 BMW Group ........................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Daimler .................................................................................................................................................................................. 11 Fiat Auto ................................................................................................................................................................................ 15 Ford Motor Company.......................................................................................................................................................... 21 Fuji Heavy Industries (Subaru) ........................................................................................................................................... 26 General Motors ..................................................................................................................................................................... 29 Honda Motor Company ...................................................................................................................................................... 34 Hyundai Motor Company ................................................................................................................................................... 38 Mazda Motor Corporation .................................................................................................................................................. 41 Mitsubishi Motors Corporation ......................................................................................................................................... 44 Nissan Motor Company ...................................................................................................................................................... 47 PSA Peugeot Citroën ........................................................................................................................................................... 51 Renault Automobile ............................................................................................................................................................. 55 Suzuki Motor Corporation .................................................................................................................................................. 58 Suzuki Motor Corporation .................................................................................................................................................. 58 Toyota Group ....................................................................................................................................................................... 61 VW Group ............................................................................................................................................................................. 66 Passenger Car OEM Quarterly Data Book Q2-2012 Contents iv List of figures Figure 1: Global car demand by month ............................................................................................................................... 6 Figure 2: BMW results ............................................................................................................................................................ 8 Figure 3: BMW model plans .................................................................................................................................................. 9 Figure 4: Daimler results ...................................................................................................................................................... 11 Figure 5: Daimler model plans ............................................................................................................................................ 12 Figure 6: Fiat SpA results ..................................................................................................................................................... 15 Figure 7: Fiat SpA model plans ........................................................................................................................................... 17 Figure 8: Ford results ............................................................................................................................................................ 21 Figure 9: Ford model plans .................................................................................................................................................. 23 Figure 10: FHI results ............................................................................................................................................................. 26 Figure 11: FHI model plans ..................................................................................................................................................
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