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U.S. Light Vehicle Production by Manufacturer

Manufacturer19851990199519981999
Cars     
American Motors111,1380000
AutoAlliance0184,428149,562167,268165,143
BMW0011,87754,80248,394
Chrysler Corp. 1,266,070726,753574,184433,631431,827
Ford N.A. Mfg.1,636,1461,378,1231,395,7021,210,808 1,225,117
General Motors N.A. Mfg.4,822,4822,652,9962,413,2271,924,8662,093,345
Honda145,337435,437552,995694,703686,043
Mitsubishi0148,379218,161157,139159,702
Nissan43,81095,844333,234222,733167,742
NUMMI64,601205,287228,920203,464210,726
Subaru Isuzu032,46180,660104,22993,070
Toyota0218,195381,445380,730356,840
Volkswagen96,4590000
 Total car8,186,0436,077,9036,339,9675,554,3735,637,949
Light trucks     
American Motors236,2800000
BMW00002,412
Chrysler Corp.213,930526,5021,144,3991,375,7111,528,283
Ford N.A. Mfg.1,148,3731,336,4431,975,7222,238,2152,413,762
Freightliner0084799811
General Motors N.A. Mfg.1,468,9151,426,6891,809,3971,938,5552,342,907
Mercedes Benz00068,72777,696
Nissan107,422139,404132,55286,104156,903
NUMMI00123,755158,395156,395
Subaru Isuzu034,49999,514111,96999,130
Toyota00095,473176,862
 Total light truck3,174,9203,463,5375,285,4236,073,9486,955,161
Total light vehicles11,360,9639,541,44011,625,39011,628,32112,593,110
Source: Ward's AutoInfoBank. © 2000, Ward's Communications, Southfield, Mich. 48075 USA.

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