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The table below gives the world's largest fifteen automobile manufacturers along with their divisions and subsidiary companies. The table is ranked by "Holding Company" production volume (cars and light commercial vehicles), the largest producer appears at the top of the table, as for the table above.

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Marque	Country of Origin	Ownership	Type of vehicle	Main market
1. Toyota Motor Company ( Japan) - 7,100,167 vehicles
Daihatsu		Subsidiary	Entry-level	Global
Hino		Subsidiary	Truck	Asia, Canada
Lexus		Division	Luxury	Global
Scion		Division	Entry-level	United States
Toyota		Division	Mainstream	Global
2. General Motors ( United States) - 9,040,309 vehicles
Buick		Division	Near-luxury	North America/China
Cadillac		Division	Luxury	North America
Chevrolet		Division	Mainstream	North America/Europe
Daewoo		Subsidiary	Mainstream/Entry-level	Asia/Europe (as Chevrolet)
Geo (defunct)		Division	Entry-level	North America
GMC		Division	Truck	North America
Holden		Subsidiary	Mainstream	Australia/New Zealand/China/UAE
Hummer		Division	Luxury Truck	North America/Europe
Oldsmobile (defunct)		Division	Near-luxury	North America
Opel		Subsidiary	Mainstream	Continental Europe
Pontiac		Division	Mainstream-Performance	North America
Saturn		Subsidiary	Mainstream	North America
Saab Automobile		Subsidiary	Near-luxury	Global
Vauxhall		Subsidiary	Mainstream	United Kingdom
3. Ford Motor Company ( United States) - 6,418,416
Ford Motor Company		Division	Mainstream	Global
Jaguar		Subsidiary	Luxury	Global
Land Rover		Subsidiary	Luxury Truck	Global
Lincoln		Division	Luxury	North America
Mercury		Division	Near-luxury	North America
Volvo Cars		Subsidiary	Near-luxury	Global
4. Volkswagen AG (VAG) ( Germany) - 5,173,351 vehicles
Audi		Division	Luxury	Global
Bentley		Subsidiary	Luxury	Global
Bugatti		Subsidiary	Performance	Global
Lamborghini		Subsidiary	Performance	Global
SEAT		Subsidiary	Mainstream/Entry-level	Europe/Latin America
Škoda		Subsidiary	Mainstream/Entry-level	Europe/Africa/Asia/Oceania/Latin Amercia
Volkswagen		Division	Mainstream	Global
5. DaimlerChrysler ( Germany United States)- 4,319,399 vehicles
Chrysler		Division	Near-luxury	North America/Europe
Dodge		Division	Mainstream-Performance	North America/Europe
Eagle (defunct)		Division	Entry-level	North America
Jeep		Division	Truck	North America/Europe
Mercedes-Benz		Division	Luxury	Global
Maybach		Division	Luxury	Global
Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation		Subsidiary	Truck	Global
Plymouth (defunct)		Division	Mainstream/Entry-level	North America
Smart		Division	Luxury/Mini	Europe/Canada/Mexico
6. PSA Peugeot Citroën ( France) - 3,375,366 vehicles/
Citroën		Division	Mainstream	Europe/Africa/Asia/Latin America/Oceania
Peugeot		Division	Mainstream	Europe/Africa/Asia/Latin America/Oceania
7. Honda ( Japan) - 3,372,924 vehicles
Acura		Division	Near-luxury	North America
Honda		Division	Mainstream	Global
8. Nissan Motors ( Japan) - 3,348,033 vehicles
Infiniti		Division	Luxury	North America
Nissan Motors		Division	Mainstream	Global
Datsun (defunct)		Division	Mainstream	Global
9. Hyundai ( South Korea) - 2,853,436 vehicles
Hyundai Motor Company		Division	Mainstream	Global
Kia Motors		Division	Entry-level	Global
10. Renault ( France) - 2,616,818 vehicles
Dacia		Subsidiary	Entry-level	Europe
Renault		Division	Mainstream	Europe/Africa/Asia/Latin America/Oceania
Renault Samsung Motors		Subsidiary	Mainstream/Entry-level	Asia
11. Suzuki ( Japan) - 2,071,707 vehicles
Maruti Udyog		Subsidiary	Entry-level	India
Suzuki		Division	Entry-level	Global
12. Fiat ( Italy) - 1,934,476 vehicles
Alfa Romeo		Subsidiary	Near-luxury/Performance	Europe/Africa/Asia/Latin America/Oceania
Ferrari		Subsidiary	Performance	Global
Fiat		Division	Mainstream/Entry-level	Global
Lancia		Subsidiary	Near-luxury	Europe
Maserati		Subsidiary	Luxury/Performance	Global
13. Mitsubishi ( Japan) - 1,327,035 vehicles
Mitsubishi		Division	Mainstream	Global
14. BMW Group ( Germany) - 1,323,119 vehicles
BMW		Division	Luxury	Global
MINI		Subsidiary	Luxury/Mini	Global
Rolls-Royce		Subsidiary	Luxury	Global
15. Mazda ( Japan) - 1,285,130 vehicles
Mazda		Division	Mainstream	Global

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