Monday, July 14, 2008

Do you know how many cars are added each year?

We heard friends buying, selling cars, we heard traffic jams caused by large numbers of cars and we read from news certain car manufacturers were experiencing sluggish sales, leaving behind thousands of cars in yards and yards of fenced up storage areas.

Just to put in some figures, we haven't gotten the total production for 2008 from the Automobile Manufacturers Organization yet (simply because there's still half way to go), we're gonna share with you all, how many vehicles exactly was manufactured in year 2007.

Remember, this is not the total number, this is just NEW vehicles produced last year, 2007.

BEHOLD: 73,101,695. To be exact, Seventy Three Million, One Hundred and One Thousand Six Hundred Ninety Five vehicles, cars or commercial vans, produced last yer.

There are 40 countries in the world that produce vehicles with Japan leading the way with Finland and Serbia at the very other end of the spectrum.


Total
Passenger
53,041,983




Commercial
20,059,712





Combined
73,101,695






Changes
5.4%
























Japan 9,944,637



1,651,690




11,596,327





1.0%























USA 3,924,268



6,856,461




10,780,729





-4.5%























China 6,381,116



2,501,340




8,882,456





22.0%























Germany 5,709,139



504,321




6,213,460





6.8%























South Korea 3,723,482



362,826




4,086,308





6.4%























France 2,554,000



465,144




3,019,144





-4.7%























Brazil 2,388,402



582,416




2,970,818





13.8%























Spain 2,195,780



693,923




2,889,703





4.0%























Canada 1,342,133



1,236,105




2,578,238





0.3%























India 1,707,839



598,929




2,306,768





14.4%























Mexico 1,209,097



886,148




2,095,245





2.4%























UK 1,534,567



215,686




1,750,253





6.1%























Russia 1,288,652



371,468




1,660,120





10.4%























Italy 910,860



373,452




1,284,312





6.0%























Thailand 308,500



929,960




1,238,460





3.7%























Turkey 634,883



464,531




1,099,414





11.3%























Iran 882,000



115,240




997,240





10.3%























Czech Rep. 925,778



12,749




938,527





9.8%























Belgium 799,190



44,840




844,030





-8.1%























Poland 695,000



89,700




784,700





9.8%























Slovakia 571,071



0




571,071





93.3%























Others 420,930



144,753




565,683





7.8%























Argentina 350,735



193,912




544,647





26.0%























South Africa 276,018



258,472




534,490





-9.1%























Indonesia 304,300



114,740




419,040





41.6%























Malaysia 328,300



85,140




413,440





-17.8%























Ukraine 380,061



22,530




402,591





39.7%























Sweden 316,850



49,170




366,020





9.9%























Australia 283,348



51,269




334,617





0.9%























Hungary 287,982



4,045




292,027





53.5%























Taiwan 212,685



70,354




283,039





-6.7%























Romania 234,103



7,609




241,712





13.2%























Austria 199,969



28,097




228,066





-17.0%























Slovenia 174,209



24,193




198,402





29.6%























Portugal 134,047



42,195




176,242





-22.5%























Netherlands 61,912



76,656




138,568





-13.1%























Uzbekistan 120,500



14,900




135,400





23.1%























Egypt 69,100



34,040




103,140





12.6%























Finland 24,000



303




24,303





-25.8%























Serbia 8,236



1,667




9,903





-11.4%























1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Look at the huge number of cars being produced. Gosh!

not all sold right???

anyway, these explain the traffic jams in most of the countries. :)

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