Lancia Euro Sales (By Model) : 2000-2019

Lancia is a name historically associated with rallying, sporty and stylish cars. Despite that, they didn't sell that well outside of Italy and were taken over by Fiat in 1969. To reduce costs, Fiat based future cars on models of its own which is a common practice in the industry. Reliability and rust issues damaged their reputation and the brand has been in gradual retreat for decades.

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Alfa Romeo Euro Sales (By Model) : 2000-2019

Alfa Romeo is a brand rich in history and the CEO of FCA Sergio Marchionne had drams of returning it to its former glory. Much money has been spent on achieving that. Sadly, he passed away but has it been a successful transformation? Most of the company's sales are in Europe so a critical region for AR.

Going back to the year 2000, sales were 176,000, hitting 205,000 in 2001 before settling

Jaguar i-Pace Sales 2019 (by nation - progressive)

The i-Pace is gathering pace as cars reach their customers around the world. I am unsure of the production ceiling, I have heard 20,000 pa but I'm thinking it has to be more than that. Anyway, here are some nations that are selling them and that I have data for. If anyone can add to the list, please contact me either by a comment or rdc1234@gmail.com. I would like to be a collaborative effort

The Top Two Brands In France Do Battle

Renault is the better selling brand in France and has been so earlier than I can go back. In 1980, it had 40.5% of the home market while second placed Peugeot was far away on 15.5%. Renault could not maintain such market share as competition increased and it settled into the high 20% area. More recently it came down to the 20% mark, while Peugeot was now only a few percentage points behind in

Toyota/Lexus Production By Nation : 2017-18

The data below is of production facilities around the world making Toyota and Lexus brand cars. It would have been preferable for either Lexus to be separate or Daihatsu included, but that is not how Toyota do it. The total is about 9 million units, which I have divided into five sections. We'll now look at each one.

Asia: In 2018 64% of the total was made in this region, or 5.7 million. 55%

Daihatsu Sales / Production : 2007-18

Practical vehicles are what Daihatsu do well


Daihatsu was formed in 1951 as part of a restructuring the Hatsudoki company, which itself started way back in 1907. It's headquarters are in Osaka, Japan. In 1998, Toyota took a majority stake holding and in 2016 bought the company outright.

Daihatsu made efforts to sell its cars globally, being for example the first Japanese brand to be sold in