Automobile Industry in Japan

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In 2005 in Japan were manufactured 10 799 299 motor vehicles. The 12 following makers have their factories in Japan.

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Toyota (2005)
Total motor vehicles Passenger cars Light commercial vehicles Heavy trucks Buses
3 789 582 3 374 526 176 909 185 910 52 237

Nissan (2005)
Total motor vehicles Passenger cars Light commercial vehicles Heavy trucks Buses
1 451 212 1 221 086 83 885 140 188 6 053

Honda (2005)
Total motor vehicles Passenger cars Light commercial vehicles Heavy trucks
1 261 994 1 213 352 48 642

Suzuki (2005)
Total motor vehicles Passenger cars Light commercial vehicles Heavy trucks
1 090 786 921 008 169 778

Mazda-Autoalliance (2005)
Total motor vehicles Passenger cars Light commercial vehicles Heavy trucks
864 929 806 064 56 434 2 431

Daihatsu (2005)
Total motor vehicles Passenger cars Light commercial vehicles Heavy trucks Buses
724 509 539 206 172 107 13 196

Mitsubishi (2005)
Total motor vehicles Passenger cars Light commercial vehicles Heavy trucks
664 900 555 540 105 335 4 025

Subaru (2005)
Total motor vehicles Passenger cars Light commercial vehicles Heavy trucks
469 497 385 953 83 544

Isuzu (2005)
Total motor vehicles Passenger cars Light commercial vehicles Heavy trucks
210 253 53 049 154 028 3 176

Fuso (2005)
Total motor vehicles Passenger cars Light commercial vehicles Heavy trucks Bus and Coaches
129 513 24 635 96 824 8 054

Hino (2005)
Total motor vehicles Passenger cars Light commercial vehicles Heavy trucks Buses
96 985 5 239 86 477 5 269

Nissan-diesel (2005)
Total motor vehicles Passenger cars Light commercial vehicles Heavy trucks Buses
41 071 630 38 917 1 524
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