[Senior Member]

While this is from 4 years ago, I assume it still holds for the most part. At some point Tesla will start to appear on the map.

 

[Air and water do mix]

You assume incorrectly. Toyota just passed Ford in the United States. GM is considerably bigger here, but since it's divided up into 4 brands I suppose that's out.

 

[Senior Member]

Toyota just passed Ford in the United States.

I'm not surprised.

 

[dwagner88]

I'm a little surprised that Honda only has one small country: The Bahamas.

 

[Ronan1]

I'm not surprised.

Wonder how that 'trucks only' strategy is going to pan out for them....

 

[absoluteczech]

**** this list

 

[andlf]

Bulgaria, Macedonia, Moldova, Morocco and Romania...

 

[Avus]

I'm a little surprised that Honda only has one small country: The Bahamas.

Not surprise for me... many countries cannot live off just with "small cars". Many countries need truck and pick up of different sizes and Honda products have NONE. I see Honda products line up kind of at the opposite end compare to GM and Ford. Honda products are mostly smaller car/CUV and GM/Ford are mainly large pick up/SUV and Toyota are doing EVERYTHING. This is why American brands and Honda only appear in a few countries. It doesn't mean they are not selling, it just mean they (GM/Ford/Honda) never able be the "most popular".

 

[stiggy-pug]

Despite not being tuned into twitter, I recently ran across this page which offers interesting stuff about sales figures et cetera

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I like seeing the specific breakdowns especially,
by segment:

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or
individual marque:

 

[puma1552]

good ol gambia bringing up the rear

 

[chucchinchilla]

Yes winning a whole country sounds great, but population wise winning a country like Gambia is like winning Orlando. Still, it is interesting to see the regional breakdowns of who dominates what. Is Honda really only #1 in the Bahamas? Honestly damn. Population wise that's like saying you've won Wichita.

 

[bzcat]

You assume incorrectly. Toyota just passed Ford in the United States. GM is considerably bigger here, but since it's divided up into 4 brands I suppose that's out.

Ford is still the number 1 brand in the US in 2021.

TMC (Toyota+Lexus) passed FMC (Ford +Lincoln) mostly due to Lexus outselling Lincoln 3 to 1.

 

[Air and water do mix]

Ford is still the number 1 brand in the US in 2021.

TMC (Toyota+Lexus) passed FMC (Ford +Lincoln) mostly due to Lexus outselling Lincoln 3 to 1.

Ah. Thanks for the clarification. 🍺

 

[Poor King]

Kia/hyundai lurking ftw.

 

[Galrot]

Tesla was the most popular brand in Norway in 2019.

 

[4Motion_Mongrel]

Bulgaria, Macedonia, Moldova, Morocco and Romania...

It's the Dacia Sandero!!!!!

 

[Metallitubby]

I'm a little surprised that Honda only has one small country: The Bahamas.

In comparison to the Toyota, Ford, and GM, Honda is a tiny company (in the car world).

 

[fireside]

Wonder how that 'trucks only' strategy is going to pan out for them....

Probably not great with the incoming administration LOL

 

[Avus]

In comparison to the Toyota, Ford, and GM, Honda is a tiny company (in the car world).

People like to exaggerate how small Honda it actually is. There are not many automaker in the world are bigger than Honda. For an automaker (Honda) that without a professional truck division, IT IS NOT SMALL.

 

[Car Problems]

Chevy in Egypt? hahaha