Mainstream Carmakers
Notes:
- If a car's retiring year reads 2009 and its availability cell is coloured green, it means no more units will be produced nor imported, but the last units are still on sale.
- If a car has no retiring year marked but its availability cell is coloured red, it means either that car is in the middle of a restyling or the maker is waiting for new units to arrive.
- No future dates shall be given.
- Family, executive and leisure cars are found below, following Mexican body configurations: microauto (microcar), auto de ciudad (city car), subcompacto (supermini), compacto (small family car), mediano (large family car), lujo (executive car), miniván (MPV by size), SUV (by size), pick-up (by size), van (small LAV), van mediana (light van) and van larga (van). Sport cars are found on the lower part of each table following the same format and including (if any): roadster and coupé. Convertibles may not be considered sport cars.
- Blue link/text indicates a car whose brand and name are/were the same as the original model.
- Green link/text indicates a car whose name is/was different as its original market.
- Gamboge link/text indicates a car whose brand is/was different as its original market.
- Dark red link/text indicates a car whose both brand and name are/were different from its original market.
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