Top car sales worldwide 2012

Best Selling Cars Around The Globe: Toyota Corolla Now #3 Automotive industry - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Toyota Set to Seize Auto Sales Crown as GM Vies for No. 2

Focus is best-selling car in the world! - USA Today

Which Car Manufacturer Took Top Honors in 2012 Toyota Prius: Now in Top Three in Sales Worldwide, TIME

The Focus stays on top with 88,096 sales, ahead of the Elantra at 74,386 units – its strongest worldwide month so far in 2012 and benefitting This car maker regained its title of the world's largest automobile company has already said it would not hit its 2012 sales objective in the country. Year, part of its goal of selling 10 million automobiles annually worldwide. That makes the Prius the world's third best-selling car—and it firmly nearly a quarter million Toyota Priuses in the first quarter of 2012.

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According to a J. D. Power study, emerging markets accounted for 51 percent of the global light-vehicle sales in 2010. Global production of motorvehicles Automobile Export Treemap (2012) from Harvard Atlas of Economic Complexity previous year — Top 20 motor vehicle producing countries 2013 — next year Global 2012 sales will top 80 million cars and trucks for the first time, as GM's worldwide sales in the first nine months of this year were 2.5

Global Vehicle Sales Hit Record 82 Million Units in 2012 2012 Global Auto Sales Were Good; For German 2012 Global Growth, Ford Motor Company Ford's team has developed five global vehicle platform architectures that will with 2,168,015 vehicles sold – the only brand to top the 2 million mark in sales.

GM Delivered 9.7 Million Vehicles Globally in 2013 Toyota Again World's Largest Auto Maker - WSJ

Global New Car Sales in 2013 Top 83 Million; Sales

Toyota Motor retook the title of world's largest auto maker, beating out General Motors Toyota's 2012 global sales rose 23% to 9.75 million vehicles. GM held the top spot for almost eight decades before being dethroned. Overall, the Wolfsburg, Germany-based auto giant said it sold 5.74 million vehicles worldwide in 2012, a 13 percent year-to-year gain from the The top country for new car sales in 2013 was China, where just over 21.9 million new cars were sold, an increase of almost 15% from 2012.