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Top vehicle manufacturing groups (by volume) The table below shows the world's largest motor vehicle manufacturing groups, along with the marques produced by each one. The table is ranked by the latest production figures from OICA 2007[16] for the parent group, and then alphabetically by marque. {| ! Marque ! Country of origin ! Ownership ! Markets | 1. Toyota Motor Corporation ( Japan) Daihatsu * Subsidiary Global, except North America and Australia Hino * Subsidiary Asia Pacific, Canada, South America Lexus Division Global, apart from South America with the exception of Chile and Argentina. Scion Division United States, Canada Toyota Division Global 2. General Motors Corporation ( United States) Buick Division United States, Canada, China Cadillac Division Global Chevrolet Division Global, with the exception of Australia Daewoo Subsidiary Asia, Europe, South America GMC Division North America, Middle East Holden Subsidiary Australia, New Zealand, Middle East Hummer Division Global Pontiac Division United States and Canada Opel Subsidiary Continental Europe, South Africa, apart from Asia, with the exception of Japan Saab Subsidiary Global Saturn Subsidiary United States, Canada, Japan, Republic of China Vauxhall Subsidiary United Kingdom 3. Volkswagen Group (Volkswagen AG) ( Germany) Audi Subsidiary Global Bentley Subsidiary Global Bugatti Subsidiary Global Lamborghini Subsidiary Global Scania Subsidiary Global SEAT Subsidiary Europe, Latin America Škoda Subsidiary Global, except North America Volkswagen Subsidiary Global 4. Ford Motor Company ( United States) Ford Division Global ** Lincoln Division United States, Canada, Middle East Mercury Division United States, Canada, Middle East Troller Subsidiary South America Volvo Subsidiary Global 5. Honda Motor Company ( Japan) Acura Division United States, Canada, China Honda Division Global 6. PSA Peugeot Citroën ( France) Citroën Subsidiary Global, except North America Peugeot Subsidiary Global, except United States and Canada 7. Nissan Motors ( Japan) Infiniti Division United States, Canada, Middle East, Taiwan, Korea, Russia, Europe Nissan Division Global 8. Fiat S.p.A. ( Italy) Abarth Subsidiary Global, except United States and Canada Alfa Romeo Subsidiary Global, Canada (the 8C is sold in the USA) Ferrari Subsidiary Global Fiat Division Global, except United States and Canada Iveco Subsidiary Global, except North America Lancia Subsidiary Global, except North America Maserati Subsidiary Global 9. Renault S.A. ( France) Dacia Subsidiary Europe, Latin America, Asia, Africa Renault (cars) Division Global, except United States and Canada Renault Samsung Subsidiary Asia, South America 10. Hyundai Motor Company ( South Korea) Hyundai Division Global 11. Suzuki Motor Corporation ( Japan) Maruti Suzuki Subsidiary India, Middle East, South America Suzuki Division Global 12. Chrysler LLC ( United States) Chrysler Division Global Dodge Division Global Jeep Division Global 13. Daimler AG ( Germany) Freightliner Subsidiary North America, South Africa Maybach Division Global Mercedes-Benz Division Global Mitsubishi Fuso Subsidiary Global Smart Division North America, Western Europe, Southeast Asia, South Africa 14. BMW AG ( Germany) BMW Division Global MINI Division Global Rolls-Royce Subsidiary Global 15. Mitsubishi Motors Corporation ( Japan) Mitsubishi Division Global 16. Kia Motors ( South Korea) Kia Subsidiary Global 17. Mazda Motor Corporation ( Japan) Mazda Division[17] Global 18. AvtoVAZ ( Russia) Lada Division Russia, Finland, Sweden, Europe VAZ Division Russia, Eastern Europe 19. First Automobile Works ( People's Republic of China) Besturn Division China Hongqi Division China Huali Subsidiary China Xiali Subsidiary China 20. Tata Motors Limited ( India) Hispano Subsidiary Europe Jaguar Subsidiary Global Land Rover Subsidiary Global Tata Division India, South Africa Tata Daewoo Subsidiary South Korea 21. Fuji Heavy Industries ( Japan) Subaru Division Global 22. Chang'an Motors ( People's Republic of China) Chana Division China, South Africa 23. Isuzu Motors ( Japan) Isuzu Division Global exept North America 24. Beijing Automotive Industry Holding Corporation ( People's Republic of China) BAW Subsidiary China 25. Dongfeng Motor Corporation ( People's Republic of China) Dongfeng Division China 26. Chery Automobile ( People's Republic of China) Chery Division China, South Africa, Southeast Asia except Thailand 27. Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation ( People's Republic of China) MG Subsidiary UK Roewe Division China SsangYong Subsidiary South Korea, South Africa, Europe, Australia 28. Brilliance China Automotive Holdings ( People's Republic of China) Brilliance Division China Jinbei Subsidiary China 29. GAZ ( Russia) GAZ Division Russia LDV Subsidiary Europe LiAZ Subsidiary Russia 30. Volvo Group ( Sweden) Mack Subsidiary Global Renault (trucks) Subsidiary Global Nissan Diesel Subsidiary Global Volvo (trucks) Division Global 31. Harbin Hafei Automobile Industry Group ( People's Republic of China) Hafei Division China 32. Geely Automobile ( People's Republic of China) Geely Division China Maple Subsidiary China 33. Anhui Jianghuai Automobile ( People's Republic of China) JAC Division China 34. Mahindra & Mahindra Limited ( India) Mahindra Division India 35. Paccar Inc ( United States) DAF Subsidiary Global except United States and Canada Kenworth Division North America Leyland Subsidiary Europe Peterbilt Division North America 36. Great Wall Motor ( People's Republic of China) Great Wall Division China 37. Jiangxi Changhe ( People's Republic of China) Changhe Division China 38. Porsche ( Germany) Porsche Division Global 39. BYD Auto ( People's Republic of China) BYD Division China 40. China National Heavy Duty Truck Group ( People's Republic of China) CNHTC Division China ; Notes * The OICA statistics rank the Toyota subsidiary companies Daihatsu and Hino separately; in this table they are included with Toyota. ** "Global" may be misleading; Ford has traditionally maintained largely distinct ranges under the Ford marque in the United States, United Kingdom, and mainland Europe, but these distinctions are fading and have gone altogether within Europe (including the UK). |} Top vehicle manufacturing groups (by volume) The table below shows the world's largest motor vehicle manufacturing groups, along with the marques produced by each one. The table is ranked by the latest production figures from OICA 2007[16] for the parent group, and then alphabetically by marque. {| ! Marque ! Country of origin ! Ownership ! Markets | 1. Toyota Motor Corporation ( Japan) Daihatsu * Subsidiary Global, except North America and Australia Hino * Subsidiary Asia Pacific, Canada, South America Lexus Division Global, apart from South America with the exception of Chile and Argentina. Scion Division United States, Canada Toyota Division Global 2. General Motors Corporation ( United States) Buick Division United States, Canada, China Cadillac Division Global Chevrolet Division Global, with the exception of Australia Daewoo Subsidiary Asia, Europe, South America GMC Division North America, Middle East Holden Subsidiary Australia, New Zealand, Middle East Hummer Division Global Pontiac Division United States and Canada Opel Subsidiary Continental Europe, South Africa, apart from Asia, with the exception of Japan Saab Subsidiary Global Saturn Subsidiary United States, Canada, Japan, Republic of China Vauxhall Subsidiary United Kingdom 3. Volkswagen Group (Volkswagen AG) ( Germany) Audi Subsidiary Global Bentley Subsidiary Global Bugatti Subsidiary Global Lamborghini Subsidiary Global Scania Subsidiary Global SEAT Subsidiary Europe, Latin America Škoda Subsidiary Global, except North America Volkswagen Subsidiary Global 4. Ford Motor Company ( United States) Ford Division Global ** Lincoln Division United States, Canada, Middle East Mercury Division United States, Canada, Middle East Troller Subsidiary South America Volvo Subsidiary Global 5. Honda Motor Company ( Japan) Acura Division United States, Canada, China Honda Division Global 6. PSA Peugeot Citroën ( France) Citroën Subsidiary Global, except North America Peugeot Subsidiary Global, except United States and Canada 7. Nissan Motors ( Japan) Infiniti Division United States, Canada, Middle East, Taiwan, Korea, Russia, Europe Nissan Division Global 8. Fiat S.p.A. ( Italy) Abarth Subsidiary Global, except United States and Canada Alfa Romeo Subsidiary Global, Canada (the 8C is sold in the USA) Ferrari Subsidiary Global Fiat Division Global, except United States and Canada Iveco Subsidiary Global, except North America Lancia Subsidiary Global, except North America Maserati Subsidiary Global 9. Renault S.A. ( France) Dacia Subsidiary Europe, Latin America, Asia, Africa Renault (cars) Division Global, except United States and Canada Renault Samsung Subsidiary Asia, South America 10. Hyundai Motor Company ( South Korea) Hyundai Division Global 11. Suzuki Motor Corporation ( Japan) Maruti Suzuki Subsidiary India, Middle East, South America Suzuki Division Global 12. Chrysler LLC ( United States) Chrysler Division Global Dodge Division Global Jeep Division Global 13. Daimler AG ( Germany) Freightliner Subsidiary North America, South Africa Maybach Division Global Mercedes-Benz Division Global Mitsubishi Fuso Subsidiary Global Smart Division North America, Western Europe, Southeast Asia, South Africa 14. BMW AG ( Germany) BMW Division Global MINI Division Global Rolls-Royce Subsidiary Global 15. Mitsubishi Motors Corporation ( Japan) Mitsubishi Division Global 16. Kia Motors ( South Korea) Kia Subsidiary Global 17. Mazda Motor Corporation ( Japan) Mazda Division[17] Global 18. AvtoVAZ ( Russia) Lada Division Russia, Finland, Sweden, Europe VAZ Division Russia, Eastern Europe 19. First Automobile Works ( People's Republic of China) Besturn Division China Hongqi Division China Huali Subsidiary China Xiali Subsidiary China 20. Tata Motors Limited ( India) Hispano Subsidiary Europe Jaguar Subsidiary Global Land Rover Subsidiary Global Tata Division India, South Africa Tata Daewoo Subsidiary South Korea 21. Fuji Heavy Industries ( Japan) Subaru Division Global 22. Chang'an Motors ( People's Republic of China) Chana Division China, South Africa 23. Isuzu Motors ( Japan) Isuzu Division Global exept North America 24. Beijing Automotive Industry Holding Corporation ( People's Republic of China) BAW Subsidiary China 25. Dongfeng Motor Corporation ( People's Republic of China) Dongfeng Division China 26. Chery Automobile ( People's Republic of China) Chery Division China, South Africa, Southeast Asia except Thailand 27. Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation ( People's Republic of China) MG Subsidiary UK Roewe Division China SsangYong Subsidiary South Korea, South Africa, Europe, Australia 28. Brilliance China Automotive Holdings ( People's Republic of China) Brilliance Division China Jinbei Subsidiary China 29. GAZ ( Russia) GAZ Division Russia LDV Subsidiary Europe LiAZ Subsidiary Russia 30. Volvo Group ( Sweden) Mack Subsidiary Global Renault (trucks) Subsidiary Global Nissan Diesel Subsidiary Global Volvo (trucks) Division Global 31. Harbin Hafei Automobile Industry Group ( People's Republic of China) Hafei Division China 32. Geely Automobile ( People's Republic of China) Geely Division China Maple Subsidiary China 33. Anhui Jianghuai Automobile ( People's Republic of China) JAC Division China 34. Mahindra & Mahindra Limited ( India) Mahindra Division India 35. Paccar Inc ( United States) DAF Subsidiary Global except United States and Canada Kenworth Division North America Leyland Subsidiary Europe Peterbilt Division North America 36. Great Wall Motor ( People's Republic of China) Great Wall Division China 37. Jiangxi Changhe ( People's Republic of China) Changhe Division China 38. Porsche ( Germany) Porsche Division Global 39. BYD Auto ( People's Republic of China) BYD Division China 40. China National Heavy Duty Truck Group ( People's Republic of China) CNHTC Division China ; Notes * The OICA statistics rank the Toyota subsidiary companies Daihatsu and Hino separately; in this table they are included with Toyota. ** "Global" may be misleading; Ford has traditionally maintained largely distinct ranges under the Ford marque in the United States, United Kingdom, and mainland Europe, but these distinctions are fading and have gone altogether within Europe (including the UK). |}
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