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June 28, 2004 © 2004 Crain Communications LLC Supplement to June 28, 2004 © 2004 Crain Communications LLC. All rights reserved. $14.95; or equivalent 20042004 GlobalGlobal MarketMarket DataData BookBook Global Vehicle Production and Sales Regional Vehicle Production and Sales History and Forecast Regional Vehicle Production and Sales by Model Top Global Suppliers Automaker Directory 2004 Global Market Data Book Automotive News Europe Sources The companies and special correspondents listed below supplied data to Automotive News Europe for information published in this book. Permission to reprint tables sourced by these firms must be obtained from them. Association of International Automobile Manufacturers of Canada Tel: (416) 595-8251 e-mail: [email protected] www.aiamc.com North America car and truck sales by model, p. 24, 26 Auto Resources Asia Ltd. Tel: (66) 2-264-2050 e-mail: [email protected] www.auto-resources-asia.com Global vehicle production by manufacturer, p. 6 Global vehicle sales by manufacturer, p. 6 JATO Dynamics Ltd. Tel: (44) 208-423-7100 e-mail: [email protected] www.jato.com W. Europe sales history and forecast, p. 16 W. Europe sales by model, p. 17, 19 J.D. Power-LMC Automotive Forecasting Services Tel: (44) 186-579-1737 e-mail: [email protected] www.jdpowerlmc.com W. Europe production history and forecast, p. 12 W. Europe production by model, p. 15 W. Europe sales history and forecast, p. 16 North America production history and forecast, p. 20 North America sales history and forecast, p. 23 Japan production history and forecast, p. 27 Japan production by model, p. 28 Japan sales history and forecast, p. 29 India, Korea, China, Australia production history and forecast, p. 33 India, Korea, China, Australia sales history and forecast, p. 34 Argentina and Brazil production and sales history and forecast, p. 35 Mexican Automotive Manufacturers Association Tel: (52) 5-272-11-44 e-mail: [email protected] www.amia.com.mx North America car and truck production by model, p. 22 North America car and truck sales by model, p. 24, 26 PricewaterhouseCoopers AUTOFACTS Tel: (313) 394-6806 e-mail:[email protected] www.autofacts.com Global vehicle capacity and utilization, p. 8 R.L. 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Treece, Staff Reporter Tel: (49) 8153 907520 Fax: (49) 8153 907530 FAX: +353-1-807-45-53 Founder (1885-1973) Chairman (1911-1996) http://europe.autonews.com/subscription.htm Tel: (81) 423-60-8767 Fax: (81) 423-60-8768 e-mail: [email protected] 2004 Global Market Data Book Automotive News Europe Global vehicle production and sales by manufacturer Global vehicle production Global vehicle sales 2003 2002 2001 2003 2002 2001 General Motors1 ....................... 8,244,000 8,277,000 7,786,000 General Motors1 ....................... 8,594,605 8,550,258 8,564,480 Toyota Motor Corp.2................. 6,826,166 6,309,616 5,848,094 Toyota Motor Corp.2................. 6,783,463 6,167,703 5,927,568 Ford Motor Co.3 ....................... 6,720,000 6,973,000 7,008,000 Ford Motor Co.3 ....................... 6,541,562 6,819,594* 6,906,548* Volkswagen AG4....................... 5,020,733 5,023,264 5,107,945 Volkswagen AG4....................... 5,015,911 4,996,179 5,080,087 DaimlerChrysler AG5................. 4,264,700 4,471,900 4,424,200 DaimlerChrysler AG5................. 4,355,800 4,540,400 4,498,800 PSA/Peugeot-Citroen SA .......... 3,309,100 3,262,100 3,136,300 PSA/Peugeot-Citroen SA .......... 3,286,100 3,267,500 3,132,800 Hyundai Automotive Group6...... 3,085,836 2,887,213 2,517,719 Hyundai Automotive Group6...... 3,046,333 2,912,315 2,652,509 Honda Motor Co. ..................... 2,968,316 2,900,787 2,651,661 Nissan Motor Co...................... 2,968,357 2,735,932 2,580,328 Nissan Motor Co...................... 2,957,757 2,693,818 2,466,995 Honda Motor Co. ..................... 2,910,000 2,830,000 2,670,000 Renault SA7.............................. 2,385,087 2,343,954 2,375,084 Renault SA7.............................. 2,388,958 2,403,975 2,413,038 Fiat S.p.A.8 ............................... 2,079,800 2,159,936 2,391,719 Fiat S.p.A.8 ............................... 1,989,921 2,125,277 2,292,858 Suzuki Motor Co.9 .................... 1,904,903 1,798,089 1,619,304 Suzuki Motor Co.9 .................... 1,824,977 1,707,392 1,587,780 Mitsubishi Motors Corp.**....... 1,580,167 1,822,644 1,668,286 Mitsubishi Motors Corp.**....... 1,533,590 1,740,202 1,698,371 BMW Group10........................... 1,118,940 1,090,258 946,730 BMW Group10***..................... 1,104,916 1,057,344 905,657 Mazda Motor Corp. .................. 1,041,905 773,798 868,757 Mazda Motor Corp. .................. 1,068,400 964,800* 968,324 Shanghai Automotive First Automotive Works† .......... 861,439 571,061 250,623 Industry Corp.†...................... 868,658 591,872 – Shanghai Automotive ............... First Automotive Works† .......... 865,692 569,037 216,549 Industry Corp.†...................... 848,120 610,163 – AvtoVAZ................................... 699,888 702,540 768,030 AvtoVAZ................................... 710,000 683,000 775,612 Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd.11 ....... 548,422 541,018 568,870 Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd.11 ....... 544,235 554,911 570,816 Isuzu Motors Ltd...................... 512,381 455,615 454,553 Isuzu Motors Ltd...................... 510,514 456,119 461,116 Dongfeng Motor Corp.†............ 472,975 417,659 – Dongfeng Motor Corp.†............ 469,160 414,923 – GM Daewoo Auto & GM Daewoo Auto & ................. Technology Co. Ltd.††.......... 400,597 286,401 – Technology Co.
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