The worlds largest car producers
The worlds largest car producers
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mrflibbles

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7,778 posts

311 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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Hey there

Anyone care to tell me/ tell me where i can find information on which car companies own other car companies, and the ranking order of the largest producers?

Cheers

Flibbles

alfa dave

967 posts

312 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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Some good UK information on:
[url] www.autoindustry.co.uk/statistics/key/uk_mph.html [/url]

For World stuff try Just Auto Com though I think you need to register for this.

Good luck

Podie

46,649 posts

303 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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hmm... add to the list people...!

Ford: Volvo, Aston, Jag, Land Rover, Th!nk, Mazda (%age), Lincoln, Mercury

Fiat: Ferrari, Maserati, Lancia, Alfa...

VW: Audi, Seat, Skoda, Lambo, Bentley..

GM: Vauxhaul, Saab (%age?)...



>> Edited by Podie on Wednesday 29th January 12:46

marco

1,727 posts

312 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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Ahem ...

2003 Market Shares

1.GM 22.6%
2.DaimlerChrysler 14.7%
3.Ford 13.6%
4.Toyota 11.3%
5.Renault/Nissan 9.4%
6.Volkswagen 8.4%
7.Honda 5.7%
8.PSA 5.2%
9.BMW 1.9%
10.Others 7.2%

Who Owns Who (the main ones):

GM
100% of Saab
49% of Isuzu
20% of Fiat
20% of Fuji Heavy Industries, parent of Subaru
20.1% of Suzuki
67% of Daewoo* (controlling interest)

DaimlerChrysler
34% of Mitsubishi (controlling interest)
10% of Hyundai

Ford
100% of Aston Martin
100% of Jaguar
100% of Volvo
33.4% of Mazda (controlling interest)
100% of Land Rover

VW
92% of A/S Skoda
Controls SEAT and Audi

Renault
36.8% of Nissan (controlling interest)
70.1% of Samsung

Fiat
5.6% of General Motors

Hyundai
100% of Kia

Suzuki
50% of Maruti



Marco
(day job = automotive marketing manager!)

>> Edited by marco on Wednesday 29th January 13:18

t1grm

4,657 posts

312 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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Marco

Interesting reading. Who's DMX and PSA (or am I being a bit thick ) ?

Edit: OK beat me to it on DMX

>> Edited by t1grm on Wednesday 29th January 13:24

mrflibbles

Original Poster:

7,778 posts

311 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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Thanks very much, its all helpful stuff!
Flibbles

Podie

46,649 posts

303 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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t1grm said: ...PSA ...


Peugeot / Citroen... can't remember what they acronym stands for though..

mrflibbles

Original Poster:

7,778 posts

311 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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t1grm said: Marco

Interesting reading. Who's DMX and PSA (or am I being a bit thick ) ?

Edit: OK beat me to it on DMX

>> Edited by t1grm on Wednesday 29th January 13:24



PSA is the Peugeot Citreon Group

corozin

2,680 posts

299 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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Hey there
Anyone care to tell me/ tell me where i can find information on which car companies own other car companies, and the ranking order of the largest producers?
Cheers

Flibbles

I think I'm right in saying that (internationally) Ford group make the most cars, but Toyota are actually the most profitable/richest company?

John

williamp

20,287 posts

301 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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Yeah, but I think that porsche are the most profitable per car made.

Something like $10,000 dollars per car profit (that includes their consultancy fee, etc etc)

Cash rich!!

hansgerd

1,274 posts

312 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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That's true but look where their stock is. Much to fair rated in a time when all the other industry stocks are going down hill. Other question, the only "new" modell they've introduced is the Cayenne which looks shite. They already sold enough to make a profit but will it go on ? I wouldn't want one. If I had the money I'd wait for the Pikes from Audi.

rpguk

4,514 posts

312 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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alfa dave said: Some good UK information on:
www.autoindustry.co.uk/statistics/key/uk_mph.html

For World stuff try Just Auto Com though I think you need to register for this.

Good luck


Bit O/T but who are IBC (second largest commercial vehicle maker) and what do they make?

loon18

15 posts

285 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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Also remember that GM are soon likely to take over Fiat???

plotloss

67,280 posts

298 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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rpguk said:

alfa dave said: Some good UK information on:
www.autoindustry.co.uk/statistics/key/uk_mph.html

For World stuff try Just Auto Com though I think you need to register for this.

Good luck


Bit O/T but who are IBC (second largest commercial vehicle maker) and what do they make?



General Motors Commercials...

Matt.

marco

1,727 posts

312 months

Thursday 30th January 2003
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Hi

PSA stands for Peugeot S.A. (French version of PLC).

All these figures are for light vehicle production only. They are in size order at the top - GM largest (including FIAT) with DaimlerChrysler second (including Hyundai).

Porsche are the most profitable in percentage terms but with GM making some 13 odd million cars per year they are some way behind!

Glad we've found something I know about!
If you could get the conversation onto guitars or hip-hop then that would be great too.

Marco

williamp

20,287 posts

301 months

Thursday 30th January 2003
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I read in the FIAT blok's oribuary (appologies, I cannot remember his name) anf they said that FIAT owned 1,068 smaller companies!

I wonder how many someone like GM own...

tvrslag

1,198 posts

283 months

Thursday 30th January 2003
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Also a couple of other items.
VAG also own the rights to the bugatti name and they own Lamborghini (not that this makes much difference to the sales figures).
BMW don't forget own Rolls royce and Mini.

Also, aren't Honda meant to be the biggest producer of engines in the world?

updated as I'm a numpty for not reading the previous threads!!

>> Edited by tvrslag on Thursday 30th January 14:34

v8guinness

204 posts

309 months

Thursday 30th January 2003
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Honda are, Lawnmowers, bikes and other 'small' engines make up the majority though, like BMW small fry in global car terms...

GM have links with Deawoo, and a tehnology share agreement (fuel cells?) with Toyota, very powerful alliance, but then most of the big boys have alliances here often via a company called Ballard (spelt?)