Following on from the Toyota crisis and also my own personal interest in the Tata Motor Company of India, I have found the rankings of the top car manufacturer's at present.
1. Toyota Motor Corporation (Japan)
2. General Motors (USA)
3. Volkswagen (Germany)
4. Ford Motor Company (USA)
5. Honda Motor Company (Japan)
6. Nissan Motor Company (Japan)
7. Peugeot / Citroen (France)
8. Hyundai Motor Company (South Korea)
9. Suzuki Motor Corporation (Japan)
10. Fiat Motor Group (Italy)
11. Renault (France)
12. Daimler (Germany)
13. Chrysler Group (USA)
14. BMW (Germany)
15. Kia Motors (South Korea)
16. Mazda Motor Corporation (Japan)
17. Mitsubishi (Japan)
18. OAO (Russia)
19. Tata Motors Ltd (India)
20. First Automotive Group Corporation (China)
Notable absentee in the top 20 are Volvo (Sweden) at number 28, though it was bought by Ford and now sold again!
Japan is the dominant nation, just as it was in electronics with 6 out of the top 20.
Mr Marcus McGowan MSc PgDip BA (Hons)
is Enterprise Coordinator and Teacher of Business Education at Hamilton Grammar School.
I have provisional registration in Computing and GTC Professional Recognition for Enterprise and ICT.
I have developed materials for Learning and Teaching Scotland and BBC Bitesize for Higher Business Management as well as delivering many INSETs on blogging and podcasting.
I have links with the Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship through SIFE, and am a committee member of the SBEA.
If you'd like to contact me about materials, resources, or this blog then please click on the link to: email me
is Enterprise Coordinator and Teacher of Business Education at Hamilton Grammar School.
I have provisional registration in Computing and GTC Professional Recognition for Enterprise and ICT.
I have developed materials for Learning and Teaching Scotland and BBC Bitesize for Higher Business Management as well as delivering many INSETs on blogging and podcasting.
I have links with the Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship through SIFE, and am a committee member of the SBEA.
If you'd like to contact me about materials, resources, or this blog then please click on the link to: email me
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