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05 Top Global Mfg Paper New.Qxp Top global vehicle manufacturers – Ranked on 2005 global unit sales Includes minivehicles, cars, light trucks and light, medium and heavy commercial vehicles and buses 2005 2004 2005 2004 Number of global global global global global Global vehicle vehicle vehicle vehicle automotive Rank Automaker headquarters Web site unit sales unit sales production production employees Subsidiaries with ownership 50% or greater 1 General Motors US www.gm.com 8,381,805 7,867,510 8,338,073 7,959,838 325,000 GM/Daewoo (as of June 30, 2005), Holden, Hummer, Opel, Vauxhall, Saab 2 Toyota Motor Corp. Japan www.toyota.co.jp 8,120,000 7,510,000 8,232,100 7,548,600 265,753 Daihatsu, Hino 3 Ford Motor Co. US www.ford.com 6,208,700* 6,432,200* 6,631,718 6,636,329 300,000 Aston Martin, Jaguar, Land Rover, Volvo Car Corp. 4 Volkswagen AG Germany www.volkswagen.de 5,242,793 5,078,635 5,219,478 5,093,181 344,900 Audi, Bentley, Bugatti, Lamborghini, Skoda, Seat 5 DaimlerChrysler AG Germany www.daimlerchrysler.com 4,854,700 4,718,900 4,810,000 4,617,700 382,724 Chrysler group, Mercedes car group, Commercial Vehicles Division 6 Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group South Korea www.hyundai-motor.com 3,715,096 3,328,159 3,693,277 3,181,394 100,596 Hyundai Motor Co., Kia Motors 7 Nissan Motor Co. Japan www.nissan.co.jp 3,597,748 3,295,830 3,508,005 3,207,217 169,644 8 PSA/Peugeot-Citroen SA France www.psa-peugeot-citroen.com 3,390,000 3,375,300 3,375,500 3,405,100 207,200 Citroen, Peugeot 9 Honda Motor Co. Japan www.honda.co.jp 3,365,000 3,194,000 3,409,991 3,181,624 137,827 10 Renault SA France www.renault.com 2,533,428 2,490,337 2,515,728 2,471,676 126,584 Dacia, Renault-Samsung Motors 11 Fiat S.p.A. Italy www.fiatgroup.com 2,043,100 2,086,366 2,056,600* 2,099,780 81,887 Fiat Auto, Ferrari, Maserati, Iveco 12 Suzuki Motor Corp. Japan www.globalsuzuki.com 1,999,234**1,870,000 2,124,584 1,986,749 13,700 Maruti Udyog Ltd. 13 Mitsubishi Motors Corp. Japan www.mitsubishi-motors.co.jp 1,346,000 1,344,000 1,362,673 1,413,403 36,970 14 BMW Group Germany www.bmw.com 1,327,992 1,208,732 1,323,119 1,250,345 105,798 Rolls-Royce 15 Mazda Motor Corp. Japan www.mazda.co.jp 1,270,561 1,194,833 1,146,145 1,134,421 35,680 16 AutoVaz Russia www.vaz.ru 720,661 722,768 721,492 717,985 150,000 17 Isuzu Motors Ltd. Japan www.isuzu.co.jp 629,540 562,298 626,305 566,238 21,653 18 Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. Japan www.subaru.com.jp 596,367 599,024 588,331 592,676 27,332 19 China FAW Group Corp. China www.faw.com 462,930 525,762 464,953 519,515 132,400 20 Chongqing Changan China www.changan.com.cn 450,572 424,019 460,074 421,438 N.A. Automobile Co. 21 Tata Motors Ltd. India www.tatamotors.com 426,196 376,514 432,529 378,375 22,000 22 Dongfeng Motor Corp. China www.dfmc.com.cn 385,744 351,862 383,358 354,281 106,000 23 Beijing Automobile Works China www.baw.com.cn 336,820 369,849 326,957 369,380 N.A. 24 Shanghai Automotive China www.saicmotor.com 315,765 231,285 318,023 236,885 N.A. Wuling Industry Corp. 25 Hafei Motor Co. China www.hafeiauto.com 230,051 204,981 225,260 205,890 N.A. 26 Volvo Truck Group Sweden www.volvotruck.com 225,054 201,451 215,063 192,035 43,390 Mack Trucks, RVI, Volvo Buses 27 Chery Automobile Co. China www.chery.cn 189,158 86,567 185,588 79,565 N.A. 28 AutoGaz Russia www.gaz.ru 177,727 183,098 177,728 182,729 N.A. 29 Proton Malaysia www.proton.com 175,835 174,216 196,500* 177,200* N.A. 30 Zhejiang Geely Automobile China www.geely.com 151,366 97,555 149,532 92,558 N.A. Holdings Group 31 Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Co. China www.jac.com.cn 150,985 127,607 151,987 128,116 N.A. 32 Paccar US www.paccar.com 148,500 124,100 148,500 124,100 21,800 DAF, Kenworth, Leyland, Peterbilt, Foden 33 SsangYong Motor Co. South Korea www.smotor.com 128,422 122,858 149,600* 152,000* 7,761 34 Mahindra & Mahindra India www.mahindraworld.com 127,521 117,750 128,300* 118,456 11,490 35 Navistar International Corp. US www.navistar.com 126,500 109,012 129,700 115,927 17,500 36 Shenyang Brilliance China www.brilliance-auto.com 103,545 90,256 98,655 93,535 N.A. Jinbei Automotive Co. 37 Jiangxi Changhe Automobile Co. China www.chideal.com 92,864 83,467 88,520 84,935 N.A. 38 Porsche AG Germany www.porsche.com 91,219 79,183 96,592 83,429 10,500 39 Iran Khodro Iran www.ikco.com 76,500* 75,000* 79,100* 77,300* 58,000 40 MAN Nutzfahrzeuge Group†† Germany www.man-nutzfahrzeuge.de 74,218 69,410 75,016 70,771 33,368 41 Great Wall Motor Co. China www.gwm.com.cn 64,569 55,091 67,657 54,904 N.A. 42 Southeast (Fujian) Motor Co. China www.soueast-motor.com 60,215 60,069 58,649 57,798 N.A. 43 Ashok Leyland India www.ashokleyland.com 59,582 52,227 63,976 52,248 12,000 44 Scania Sweden www.scania.com 58,383 56,082 59,503 58,672 30,765 45 MG Rover Group Ltd.† UK www.mg-rover.com 52,824 133,091 29,000* 107,200* N.A. 46 Nissan Diesel Motor Co. Japan www.nissandiesel.co.jp 39,735 38,548 39,551 38,365 8,886 47 Eicher Motors India www.eicherworld.com 22,500* 20,452 23,200* 21,153 925 48 Force Motors/Bajaj Tempo India www.tempoindia.com 16,600* 13,878 16,400* 13,178 7,500 49 Hindustan Motors Ltd. India www.hindustanmotors.com 14,700* 16,227 15,800* 15,989 7,500 Note: Global sales data includes vehicles produced by other manufacturers; N.A. = information is not available *Automotive News estimate **Company estimate †Purchased by Nanjing Automobile Group Co. in July 2005 ††Revised Source: Automotive News Data Center, Auto Resources Asia and R.L. Polk Marketing Systems GmbH.
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