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Japan vehicle sales, 3rdd quarter & YTD Japan’s top 10 sellers (For selected companies) 3rd qtr. 3rd qtr. 9 mos. 9 mos. 3rd quarter 2008 2008 2007 2008 2007 1. Suzuki Wagon R* 47,687 DOMESTIC Japan-built ...................................... 346,322 368,634 1,131,983 1,171,112 2. Honda Fit 44,413 Import ............................................ 4,473 1,647 11,616 6,105 3. Daihatsu Move* 42,460 Toyota Division ............................ 350,795 370,281 1,143,599 1,177,217 4. Daihatsu Tanto* 39,574 Japan-built ...................................... 1,731 2,528 5,928 9,452 Minivehicle ...................................... 146,236 138,098 489,818 479,264 5. Toyota Corolla 34,317 Daihatsu ................................ 147,967 140,626 495,746 488,716 6. Toyota Vitz 30,478 Hino...................................... 10,829 12,899 32,521 36,479 7. Honda Freed 23,558 Lexus .................................... 5,285 7,889 20,168 26,880 TOYOTA MOTOR CORP. ................ 514,876 531,695 1,692,034 1,729,292 8. Daihatsu Mira* 23,534 Japan-built ...................................... 134,604 136,986 443,367 439,024 9. Honda Life* 20,708 Minivehicle ...................................... 35,375 35,072 111,027 119,695 10. Suzuki Alto* 19,576 Import ............................................ 252 9,187 5,410 15,214 NISSAN MOTOR CO. .................... 170,231 181,245 559,804 573,933 *Minivehicle with engine under 660cc Japan-built ...................................... 20,531 19,800 63,123 61,666 Source: JADA (car), Zenkeijikyo (minicar) Minivehicle ...................................... 135,901 134,297 456,104 457,859 and FOURIN Inc. SUZUKI MOTOR CO. .................... 156,432 154,097 519,227 519,525 Japan-built ...................................... 109,196 91,183 331,066 289,972 Minivehicle ...................................... 42,386 51,490 150,667 172,089 Import ............................................ 630 1,062 2,186 3,370 HONDA MOTOR CO. .................... 152,212 143,735 483,919 465,431 Japan-built ...................................... 54,068 52,713 157,425 157,965 Minivehicle ...................................... 14,522 13,533 46,147 44,111 MAZDA MOTOR CORP. .................. 68,590 66,246 203,572 202,076 Japan-built ...................................... 24,333 23,782 69,930 67,328 Minivehicle ...................................... 30,779 36,047 98,118 111,073 FUJI HEAVY INDUSTRIES .............. 55,112 59,829 168,048 178,401 Japan-built ...................................... 15,219 20,421 54,465 63,842 Minivehicle ...................................... 28,813 34,307 96,623 112,811 Import ............................................ 57 96 219 361 MITSUBISHI MOTORS .................. 44,089 54,824 151,307 177,014 ISUZU MOTORS LTD. Japan-built...... 16,766 20,080 48,524 55,462 MITSUBISHI FUSO Japan-built ........ 10,870 12,176 31,603 38,782 NISSAN DIESEL Japan-built ............ 3,176 4,155 9,846 11,738 Total car .................................. 703,346 720,939 2,252,754 2,254,811 Total minivehicle ........................ 434,040 442,867 1,448,581 1,496,946 Total light-truck .......................... 61,768 72,479 197,638 230,115 Total medium/heavy truck .............. 38,587 45,883 116,221 133,847 Total bus .................................. 3,761 3,872 12,476 12,839 TOTAL DOMESTIC........................ 1,192,354 1,228,082 3,867,884 3,951,654 IMPORTS Volkswagen division.......................... 9,785 12,152 34,668 38,365 Audi .................................................. 3,874 3,805 11,759 11,349 Bentley .............................................. 64 100 230 341 Lamborghini...................................... 46 33 110 119 VOLKSWAGEN AG........................ 13,769 16,090 46,767 50,174 Mini .................................................. 2,876 3,385 9,858 10,347 BMW division.................................... 9,239 10,935 28,783 34,006 Alpina ................................................ 56 17 172 45 Rolls-Royce ...................................... 8 15 22 33 BMW GROUP ............................ 12,179 14,352 38,835 44,431 Mercedes-Benz.................................. 10,036 12,325 30,408 34,642 Smart ................................................ 260 7 902 170 Maybach............................................ 4 8 9 14 DAIMLER AG.............................. 10,300 12,340 31,319 34,826 Chevrolet Japan-built ........................ 2,232 1,761 7,097 4,772 GM North America ............................ 770 732 2,220 2,249 Opel .................................................. – 2 – 13 Saab .................................................. 62 115 197 268 GENERAL MOTORS ...................... 3,064 2,610 9,514 7,302 Peugeot ............................................ 1,568 2,170 5,117 6,531 Citroen .............................................. 339 499 1,125 1,666 PSA ........................................ 1,907 2,669 6,242 8,197 Ford Japan-built ................................ – – 2 2 Ford Import ...................................... 978 1,165 3,073 3,960 Volvo† .............................................. 1,595 2,579 6,175 8,036 Aston Martin...................................... 44 80 162 191 FORD MOTOR CO. ...................... 2,617 3,824 9,412 12,189 Chrysler ............................................ 299 387 1,316 2,108 Dodge................................................ 312 734 1,194 882 Jeep .................................................. 523 695 1,938 1,905 CHRYSLER LLC††........................ 1,134 1,816 4,448 4,895 Jaguar .............................................. 538 514 1,708 1,746 Land Rover........................................ 199 353 844 1,079 TATA MOTORS‡ .......................... 737 867 2,552 2,825 JAPANESE REIMPORT .................. 5,412 11,992 19,431 25,050 TOTAL IMPORT .......................... 52,299 68,166 172,040 197,136 GRAND TOTAL ............................ 1,241,502 1,286,040 4,027,670 4,128,558 TOTAL LIGHT VEHICLES ................ 1,199,154 1,236,285 3,898,973 3,981,872 †Includes cars only ††DaimlerChrysler sold the Chrysler group on Aug. 3, 2007 ‡Ford Motor Co. sold Jaguar and Land Rover to Tata Motors on June 2, 2008; Jaguar and Land Rover sales prior to June 2, 2008 are included with Tata Motors on this table for comparison purposes. Source: Japan Automobile Dealers Association, Japan Automobile Importers Association, Japan Mini Vehicles Association FOURIN Inc..
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