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    1. fh3131 on

      I am in this picture and I don’t mind it.

      Would be good to have a better quality image so we can zoom in. Can’t really see many countries in Europe

    2. HarrMada on

      Big respect to Germany, France, Sweden, Japan, China etc. Being able to produce your own best selling cars is not an easy feat.

    3. kirisoraa on

      lmfao there’s no way new Lada models are selling anywhere near others in Russia. Old 2107’s and whatnot, sure, but I don’t think I’ve seen a single new Lada model in the last year. Chinese brands and European ones that still ship are wayyy more popular 

      Edit: I have a feeling none of the people replying to me are actually Russian….

    5. Still_bored9876 on

      I am trying to work out if this is for what the motor industry call the „marque“ (i.e. the brand on the vehicle not the model), or the parent company (so for VW would include, Audi, Seat, Skoda and others along with VW). With the broader definition, I am pretty sure it is right for the UK, with stricter one I would be less sure.

    11. immersive-matthew on

      Canada is more American than America when it comes to cars. Did not see that coming.

    12. LivingOof on

      Are Cubans buying Peugeots? Is that what that pixelated blob is supposed to be?

    13. Successful_Ad_2488 on

      Unfortunately for us in Australia, because of the government, we’ve lost Ford and Holden.

    17. FeeExcellent3749 on

      Suzuki in India is actually called Maruti Suzuki, it was first established as a tie up between the Indian govt and suzuki. Indian govt used to hold a majority stake before exiting the company in 2007. Nowadays suzuki has a majority stake of 60% while the rest 40% is held by private investors

    19. Sea_Bodybuilder8519 on

      I don’t know about the others but for Nepal it is BYD it is the best seller and if we are only talking ev cars then it is over 60-70% of the market. Kathmandu is filled with BYD

    21. Heads_Down_Thumbs_Up on

      When people say Toyota failed by not going electric soon enough they fail to realise that Toyotas main markets are in regions far from setting up the infrastructure for electric vehicles.

    28. jonasfj on

      Meanwhile every Belgian wants a BMW, source: am a Belgian, but i drive a Hyundai, yeksimesh!

    29. JackOkenobi on

      And Ford discontinued the best selling models in Europe: focus and fiesta.
      Such a shame

    31. rednitro on

      For the Netherlands, this is not BMW. The data shown here is incorrect.

      Actual top-selling car brands in the Netherlands:

      1. Kia: 37,837 cars (9.8% market share)
      2. Volkswagen: 31,883 cars (8.2% market share)
      3. Skoda: 27,884 cars (7.2% market share)
      4. Toyota: 27,806 cars (7.2% market share)
      5. Renault: 24,601 cars (6.3% market share)

      BMW is not even close to #1 in terms of total sales.

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