By Total Production
Quantifying the total production of a manufacturer, from their start-up, is a difficult task, because of frequent company ownership changes. However some producers, and independent sources, provide some valuable statistics:
- Toyota reached 200 000 000 vehicles as of July 2012 (after 77 years of production).
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