Template:World motor vehicle production by manufacturer in 2007

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Total motor vehicle production
Group	1,000,000								2,000,000				3,000,000					4,000,000				5,000,000	6,000,000	7,000,000			8,000,000		9,000,000	10,000,000
Key	Cars														Light Commercial Vehicles								Heavy Commercial Vehicles					Heavy Buses
Toyota*																													9,497,754
General Motors																															9,349,818
VW**																										6,346,222
Ford																									6,247,506
Hyundai/Kia***																						3,987,055
Honda																					3,911,814
Peugeot/Citroën																				3,457,385
Nissan																			3,431,398
Fiat																	2,679,451
Renault																	2,669,040
Suzuki																2,596,316
Chrysler																2,538,624
Daimler														2,096,977
BMW												1,541,503
Mitsubishi											1,411,975
Mazda										1,286,730
AvtoVAZ								735,897
FAW Group								690,712
Tata							588,158
Fuji							585,028
Chang'an						543,787
Isuzu						532,013
Beijing						454,272
Dongfeng					437,035
Chery					427,882
SAIC				313,002
Brilliance				293,588
GAZ			248,839
Volvo (trucks)			236,024
Harbin Hafei			231,488
Geely			216,774
JAC			209,880
Mahindra			168,556
Paccar		126,960
Great Wall		122,605
Changhe		112,083
Porsche		107,170
BYD		100,376
China National		100,202
MAN		98,441
Navistar International		86,758
Fujian		84,138
UAZ		72,162
Shaanxi Auto		68,160
Kaima		65,790
Key	Cars														Light Commercial Vehicles								Heavy Commercial Vehicles					Heavy Buses
Total global production: 72,178,476
Reference: "World motor vehicle production by manufacturer: World ranking of manufacturers 2007". OICA. July 2008. http://oica.net/wp-content/uploads/world-ranking-2007.pdf.
Toyota total includes Daihatsu and Hino production figures, which OICA lists separately. Daihatsu and Hino are Toyota Motor Corporation subsidiaries. Volkswagen Group total includes Scania production figures, which OICA lists separately. Scania is a VW subsidiary. **Hyundai and Kia are listed separately by OICA. They have already merged several years ago into the Hyundai Kia Automotive Group.