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    this article said Toyota will dislodge Chrysler as the no.3 US automaker in 2009.read on...

    Toyota in the Big 3?

    the Lexus story--made for America
    Last edited by sikuya; March 10th, 2005 at 03:10 PM.

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    mmmm....could be..

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    #3
    well..

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    Wala pang incentives yan sa new car sales in North America!!!

    Actually and the fact is... Honda, Nissan and Toyota consistently gain market share when Chrysler, Ford and General Motors decrease their incentive spending. Kung pare-parehas ang incentive, malamang bukas lang nasa top 3 na ang Toyota

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    yang Top 3 na yan sa US mainland lang ba? di ba na-dislodge na ng Toyota ang Ford sa No.2 position in total vehicle sales?
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    Quote Originally Posted by boybi
    yang Top 3 na yan sa US mainland lang ba? di ba na-dislodge na ng Toyota ang Ford sa No.2 position in total vehicle sales?
    that's the US only. also, that big news last year about Toyota landing on no.2 slot globally is wrong. Toyota revised its fugures from 6.78 million vehicles to 6.48M. Ford sold 6.72 million vehicles in 2003.
    maybe i can find the 2004 global sales figures somewhere.

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    But still, there's no denying Toyota is huge... Are Ford's figures for Ford only, or do they include Mazda-Volvo-Jaguar?

    Ang pagbalik ng comeback...

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    eureka! i found it. wonder why the media has not made a big deal about this, but Toyota outsold Ford heftily last year (2004). sales number for Ford include Volvo,Mazda,Aston Martin,Lincoln,Mercury,Land Rover and Jaguar.
    Toyota's include Lexus,Scion,Hino and Daihatsu:

    2004 worldwide sales:

    Ford----- 6.80 million
    Toyota-- 7.55 million

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    the Ford figures doesn't include Mazda.

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    Last year, Toyota sold 7.52 million vehicles around the world, including its truck subsidiary Hino Motors Ltd. and Daihatsu Motor Co. Ltd., which makes tiny cars. Ford sold 6.80 million vehicles in 2004.

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    The Ford tally includes Lincoln, Mercury, Aston Martin, Volvo, Jaguar and Land Rover, but it does not include sales for Mazda Motor Corp., a Japanese automaker 33.4% owned by the Dearborn, Michigan-based automaker.
    for 2004, Mazda worldwide sales is around 1.1M

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    besides mazda, does Ford's figure include lincoln, volvo, jaguar, land rover, and the umpteen other brands in its corporate stable?

    regardless though, toyota really is a better, more disciplined, more efficient, and more profitable (no rebates or incentives in north america!) manufacturer than ford or GM. overtaking those two is probably not a matter of if, but when, whew!

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