Toyota is not expected to reveal the actual number of vehicles it sold in 2007 until later this month, but a source has told Reuters that the number should be about 9.366 million units worldwide. GM announced earlier today that it sold 9,369,524 vehicles around the world last year, which official makes it the world's best-selling automaker for the 77nd year in a row, though by the slimmest of margins.

http://www.autoblog.com/2008/01/23/u...7-than-toyota/

 

Let's hope GM can use this new renaissance it's in the middle of to catapult itself back to a clear lead against Suckota and all their turdmobiles.

DEATH TO SUCKOTA!

Sorry, I think I had too much caffeine this morning.

 

77nd? lol guess they got 2 mixed with 7

 

How many did ford sale?
I guess anything is better than toyota

 

Regardless of the exact number of vehicles Toyota says it sold last year, Automotive News is declaring it the World's Largest Automaker in 2007 based on the fact that GM included some 516,435 sales from the Chinese Wuling brand. GM only owns 34 percent of Wuling, the majority of which is owned by SAIC. Normally automakers don't report sales for brands in which they don't own a majority interest (that's why Mazda sales are not reported by Ford), and in this case Automotive News is subtracting Wuling sales from GM's total, which drops it down to 8,885,599 units. Toyota's easily got that beat regardless of the exact figure it eventually reports.

http://www.autoblog.com/2008/01/24/h...oyota-beat-gm/