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USA June/Q2 2025: Ford (+13.6%) overtakes Toyota (+7.1%) as #1 brand in weakening market

Ford Maverick sales are up 26.3% over Q2.

In June, new light vehicle sales in the U.S. endure their first decline of the year at -4.2% to 1,288,000. This is because sales of the previous months were pulled ahead by consumers rushing to avoid the impact of U.S. tariffs on vehicle prices. According to AlixPartners, carmakers are expected to pass 80% of the cost of U.S. tariffs on to consumers, hiking average new vehicle prices by nearly $2,000, with the full impact to be felt by the end of 2025. The SAAR in June is expected to come to 15 to 15.6 million according to an industry average, to be compared with over 17 million in March and April. According to J.D. Power and GlobalData, the average new vehicle retail transaction price is $46,233 in June, up $1,400 on a year ago and leasing is estimated to account for 20.4% of June sales, up from 18.2% in June 2024. The share of vehicles assembled in the US is 54.8% of June deliveries, up from 53.4% a year ago.

Q2 sales are up 2.3% to 4,207,796. Looking at OEMs, General Motors (+7.3%) and Toyota Motor (+7.2%) progress similarly, while Ford Motor (+14.4%) surges up, taking full advantage of the employee pricing it put in place over the period. Hyundai-Kia (+7.9%) and American Honda (+8.7%) are also solid below. Stellantis (-10.2%) remains frankly in the red, as do Nissan Group (-6.5%) and most strikingly the VW Group (-23.2%). As expected, the brands already impacted by the U.S. tariffs in effect since April 3 are Audi (-19.4%), Volkswagen (-29%), Mazda (-2.3%) and Mitsubishi (-2.7%) as they rely more heavily on imports. Lexus (+8.1%) is an exception. Over the period Ford (+13.6%) overtakes Toyota (+7.1%) to become the most popular brand in the country, followed by Chevrolet (+5.9%), Honda (+8.4%) and Hyundai (+9.8%). Kia (+5.2%) is also up but Nissan (-6.1%) and Subaru (-8.6%) fall. Jeep (+1.1%) stops the rot with a small YoY uptick as does Ram at +4.9%. Tesla freefalls -23.2%.

The Top 8 models are all in positive. The Ford F-Series posts a very solid 11.5% lift, increasing the gap with the #2, the Chevrolet Silverado (+5.6%). The Toyota RAV4 disappoints somewhat at +0.5% but stays in third place. The Honda CR-V (+8%) is more dynamic while the Ram Pickup (+6%) finally posts a YoY increase and climbs up one spot to #5. The GMC Sierra (+13%) is also up one rank to #6 as is the Toyota Camry (+10.6%), the only passenger car in the Top 10, at #7. The Chevrolet Equinox surges 43.2% to #8 and the Toyota Tacoma is up 48.4% and six ranks to #10. Reversely the Tesla Model Y (-25%) falls four spots to #9.

Previous month: USA May 2025: Employee pricing sends Ford Motor up 16.4%, stable market

One year ago: USA Q2 2024: Stable market sees Toyota RAV4, Honda Civic and Chevy Trax record large gains

Full Q2 2025 Top 15 OEMs, Top 46 brands and Top 314 All models below.

USA Q2 2025 – OEMs

PosOEMQ2 2025/24Q2 2024
1General Motors742,177+ 7.3%691,680
2Toyota Motor Corporation666,469+ 7.2%621,549
3Ford Motor Co609,160+ 14.4%532,466
4Hyundai-Kia473,240+ 7.9%438,602
5American Honda387,574+ 8.7%356,457
6Stellantis311,476– 10.2%346,793
7Nissan Motor Group221,441– 6.5%236,721
8Subaru154,818– 8.6%169,447
9Volkswagen Group132,018– 23.2%171,898
10Tesla125,000– 23.2%162,680
11Mazda99,982– 2.3%102,383
12BMW Group98,830+ 1.4%97,460
13Mercedes-Benz82,700– 13.9%95,996
14Jaguar Land Rover33,980+ 16.2%29,240
15Volvo Cars31,395+ 4.4%30,061

USA Q2 2025 – brands:

PosBrandQ2 2025/24Q2 2024
1Ford577,828+ 13.6%508,543
2Toyota570,546+ 7.1%532,809
3Chevrolet473,911+ 5.9%447,705
4Honda349,954+ 8.4%322,815
5Hyundai235,726+ 9.8%214,719
6Kia217,661+ 5.2%206,839
7Nissan209,114– 6.1%222,598
8GMC169,686+ 6.3%159,585
9Subaru154,818– 8.6%169,447
10Jeep148,832+ 1.1%147,147
11Tesla125,000– 23.2%162,680
12Ram110,616+ 4.9%105,485
13Mazda99,982– 2.3%102,383
14Lexus95,923+ 8.1%88,740
15BMW90,884– 0.4%91,237
16Mercedes82,700– 13.5%95,596
17Volkswagen71,395– 29.0%100,612
18Buick54,233+ 19.3%45,445
19Cadillac44,347+ 15.3%38,455
20Audi39,241– 19.4%48,687
21Acura37,620+ 11.8%33,642
22Land Rover32,000+ 23.1%26,000
23Volvo31,395+ 4.4%30,061
24Lincoln31,332+ 31.0%23,923
25Dodge25,747– 48.3%49,787
26Chrysler23,175– 41.7%39,766
27Mitsubishi22,116– 2.7%22,727
28Genesis19,853+ 16.5%17,044
29Porsche19,812– 7.0%21,304
30Infiniti12,327– 12.7%14,123
31Rivian9,910– 24.8%13,171
32Mini7,616+ 29.1%5,898
33Jaguar1,980– 38.9%3,240
34Polestar1,900– 17.4%2,300
35Maserati1,500– 16.7%1,800
36Alfa Romeo1,212– 51.4%2,492
37Lucid1,000– 9.1%1,100
38Lamborghini875+ 56.3%560
39Ferrari830+ 15.3%720
40Bentley695– 5.4%735
41VinFast680– 2.9%700
42Aston Martin520– 3.7%540
43Fiat394+ 24.7%316
44Rolls Royce330+ 1.5%325
45Lotus310+ 12.7%275
46McLaren270– 6.9%290

USA Q2 2025 – models:

PosModelQ2 2025/24Q2 2024Pos
1Ford F-Series222,459+ 11.5%199,4631
2Chevrolet Silverado156,357+ 5.6%148,1292
3Toyota RAV4124,049+ 0.5%123,4733
4Honda CR-V109,236+ 8.0%101,1664
5Ram Pickup95,472+ 6.0%90,1096
6GMC Sierra90,641+ 13.0%80,1887
7Toyota Camry85,022+ 10.6%76,9058
8Chevrolet Equinox76,307+ 43.2%53,28311
9Tesla Model Y75,000– 25.0%100,0005
10Toyota Tacoma71,048+ 48.4%47,87916
11Honda Civic69,260+ 2.1%67,8599
12Toyota Corolla64,596+ 4.3%61,92010
13Chevrolet Trax60,572+ 14.6%52,87512
14Hyundai Tucson58,337+ 25.1%46,63717
15Ford Explorer57,615+ 24.3%46,33819
16Jeep Grand Cherokee51,203– 2.1%52,29613
17Ford Maverick48,041+ 26.3%38,05229
18Jeep Wrangler47,669+ 22.6%38,89626
19Nissan Rogue47,461– 5.7%50,35614
20Subaru Crosstrek46,722+ 13.7%41,09525
21Subaru Forester46,107+ 4.1%44,30320
22Kia Sportage45,871+ 7.8%42,56722
23Ford Escape45,232+ 19.2%37,94330
24Ford Transit41,477– 1.9%42,27423
25Hyundai Elantra41,278+ 16.5%35,42936
26Toyota Grand Highlander39,700+ 31.3%30,24640
27Ford Bronco39,468+ 51.3%26,08650
28Toyota Tundra39,416– 6.7%42,23924
29Ford Bronco Sport39,075+ 38.6%28,18943
30Tesla Model 339,000– 9.7%43,20021
31Kia K4/Forte38,531+ 4.6%36,85032
32Honda HR-V38,166– 0.1%38,20128
33Honda Accord  37,353– 3.7%38,79427
34Chevrolet Traverse36,448+ 51.9%23,98753
35Mazda CX-535,850– 0.1%35,86935
36Hyundai Santa Fe33,677+ 10.3%30,52839
37Subaru Outback33,323– 28.3%46,49018
38Honda Pilot32,552– 10.2%36,23234
39Kia Telluride31,659+ 12.6%28,12244
40Ford Expedition31,298+ 43.9%21,74758
41Nissan Sentra30,987– 36.7%48,94715
42Hyundai Palisade30,962+ 8.7%28,49241
43Chevrolet Tahoe30,268+ 20.5%25,11951
44Toyota Sienna29,201+ 73.9%16,79476
45Lexus RX28,172– 1.1%28,48242
46Honda Odyssey27,931+ 27.7%21,86457
47Toyota Corolla Cross27,204+ 4.1%26,13949
48Chevrolet Colorado26,959+ 0.2%26,90148
49Nissan Pathfinder26,880+ 30.8%20,55461
50Nissan Altima26,298– 16.0%31,31338
51Kia Sorento25,802+ 5.7%24,41952
52Chevrolet Trailblazer   25,193– 9.7%27,89146
53Nissan Kicks25,029+ 29.9%19,26768
54GMC Yukon/XL24,866+ 15.9%21,44959
55Mazda CX-5023,612+ 22.2%19,33066
56Jeep Compass23,104+ 4.1%22,19556
57Hyundai Kona22,810– 2.9%23,48554
58Toyota 4Runner21,716– 33.7%32,73737
59Dodge Durango20,698+ 16.3%17,79273
60Lexus NX20,261+ 15.6%17,52074
61Chevrolet Blazer19,667+ 0.7%19,52765
62Kia K518,818+ 210.8%6,054147
63Kia Carnival18,578+ 60.9%11,54596
64VW Atlas18,174– 5.8%19,29367
65Ford Ranger18,064+ 36.3%13,25789
66Toyota Highlander18,039– 35.7%28,07545
67Chrysler Pacifica17,926– 52.5%37,76831
68BMW X317,794– 1.7%18,10170
69Toyota Prius17,192+ 740.3%2,046217
70Hyundai Sonata17,189– 4.4%17,98372
71GMC Terrain16,413– 39.8%27,25947
72Chevrolet Suburban16,343+ 38.7%11,77995
73Mercedes GLC16,335– 6.6%17,49175
74BMW X516,150– 13.5%18,67769
75Nissan Frontier16,117– 20.3%20,21964
76GMC Acadia16,114+ 61.0%10,008107
77Buick Envista16,093+ 13.1%14,22486
78Buick Encore GX15,570– 6.2%16,60778
79Mercedes GLE15,408– 2.4%15,78082
80Honda Passport15,370+ 80.0%8,538120
81Ram ProMaster Van15,144– 1.5%15,36983
82Chevrolet Express15,122+ 60.7%9,410112
83Lexus TX15,102+ 32.9%11,36698
84Kia Soul14,849– 7.3%16,01381
85VW Jetta14,545– 29.1%20,50862
86Ford Mustang14,174+ 3.2%13,73787
87Mazda CX-3013,956– 38.6%22,72655
88VW Taos13,898– 32.1%20,46863
89Kia Seltos13,564– 24.7%18,00371
90Cadillac Escalade/ESV13,502+ 34.1%10,069105
91Jeep Gladiator13,343+ 27.2%10,489103
92Honda Ridgeline13,330+ 54.5%8,626119
93Buick Envision13,252+ 53.1%8,657117
94Mazda CX-9012,907– 0.5%12,97591
95Toyota Land Cruiser11,920+ 244.4%3,461183
96Jeep Wagoneer11,884– 29.0%16,73477
97BMW 4 Series11,492+ 3.6%11,088100
98Nissan Versa11,489+ 11.1%10,338104
99VW Tiguan11,486– 45.4%21,03860
100Acura MDX11,313– 22.3%14,55385
101Hyundai Ioniq 510,481– 12.0%11,90694
102Subaru Ascent10,400– 31.9%15,27284
103Volvo XC9010,379+ 12.4%9,238115
104Ford Mustang Mach-E10,178– 19.5%12,64592
105Lexus ES9,983– 10.0%11,087101
106Lincoln Nautilus9,869+ 19.3%8,273121
107Ford E-Series9,785– 0.4%9,828109
108Lexus GX9,654+ 82.7%5,283158
109Nissan Murano9,526+ 115.9%4,413170
110Hyundai Venue9,400+ 26.4%7,439130
111Buick Enclave9,318+ 58.3%5,886150
112Audi Q59,255– 29.3%13,09890
113GMC Canyon9,243– 18.6%11,35199
114Volvo XC609,201+ 1.3%9,086116
115Mitsubishi Outlander  9,196– 23.5%12,01993
116Genesis GV708,962+ 30.8%6,851139
117Acura RDX8,957– 10.6%10,017106
118Range Rover  8,900+ 39.1%6,400144
119Land Rover Defender8,800+ 14.3%7,700127
120Range Rover Sport8,300+ 27.7%6,500142
121Mercedes Sprinter7,994– 19.7%9,950108
122VW Atlas Cross Sport7,984– 18.3%9,769110
123GMC Savana7,901+ 23.4%6,401143
124Mazda37,595– 3.4%7,865124
125Hyundai Santa Cruz7,573– 20.5%9,528111
126BMW X77,479+ 1.1%7,394132
127Nissan Ariya7,471+ 43.6%5,203159
128Lincoln Navigator7,355+ 114.9%3,423186
129Infiniti QX607,327+ 3.5%7,081135
130Audi Q37,265– 1.8%7,395131
131Lincoln Aviator7,252+ 28.0%5,664153
132Toyota Sequoia7,115+ 3.0%6,910136
133Porsche Macan7,077+ 11.7%6,333146
134Subaru Impreza7,071– 5.2%7,458129
135Volvo XC407,031+ 18.0%5,958148
136Lincoln Corsair6,856+ 4.5%6,563141
137Honda Prologue6,756+ 340.1%1,535228
138BMW 3 Series6,725+ 17.5%5,725151
139Kia Niro6,670– 37.2%10,627102
140BMW X16,413+ 14.4%5,605155
141Genesis GV806,387+ 20.0%5,323157
142Cadillac XT56,374+ 8.2%5,890149
143Mercedes C Class6,213– 33.7%9,377113
144Mercedes GLS6,211– 8.5%6,789140
145Rivian R1S6,100– 29.4%8,643118
146Tesla Cybertruck6,000– 26.5%8,160122
147BMW 5 Series5,953– 23.6%7,788126
148Chevrolet Corvette5,801– 37.9%9,338114
149Acura ZDX5,522+ 1533.7%338274
150Subaru Legacy5,358+ 6.1%5,052162
151Acura Integra5,243– 26.7%7,153134
152BMW 2 Series5,192+ 79.2%2,898194
153Chrysler Voyager5,102new0 –
154Lexus IS5,079– 1.2%5,142161
155Cadillac Lyriq5,017– 31.2%7,294133
156Porsche Cayenne4,996– 27.7%6,907137
157Mercedes GLA4,973+ 10.5%4,499168
158Mitsubishi Outlander Sport4,968+ 49.5%3,324188
159Audi Q74,871+ 32.1%3,687178
160Cadillac XT64,859+ 9.5%4,439169
161Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross4,534+ 79.6%2,525201
162GMC Hummer pickup/SUV4,508+ 53.9%2,929193
163Acura ADX4,483new0 –
164Mini Cooper4,460+ 22.9%3,629179
165Mercedes CLE4,404+ 28.6%3,424185
166Toyota Crown Signia4,374new0 –
167Nissan Armada4,262– 12.2%4,856165
168Cadillac CT54,187+ 9.0%3,841177
169Audi A54,154– 48.3%8,030123
170Mercedes E Class/CLS4,153– 10.2%4,627167
171Cadillac XT44,010– 22.2%5,154160
172Mazda CX-703,736+ 264.8%1,024238
173Audi Q6 e-tron3,716new0 –
174Toyota bZ4X3,639– 51.9%7,571128
175Mitsubishi Mirage3,418– 29.7%4,859164
176Subaru Solterra3,370– 20.5%4,238172
177Porsche 9113,338– 30.3%4,790166
178Chevrolet Malibu3,335– 90.8%36,36033
179Cadillac Optiq3,224new0 –
180Mini Countryman3,156+ 39.1%2,269210
181BMW 7 Series3,150+ 23.7%2,546200
182Mercedes GLB3,135– 9.8%3,476182
183BMW iX3,116– 12.1%3,545180
184Hyundai Ioniq 63,004– 8.0%3,266189
185Tesla Model X3,000– 61.5%7,800125
186Dodge Charger2,927– 81.9%16,21680
187Infiniti QX802,872+ 28.0%2,243211
188Toyota Crown2,818– 55.6%6,347145
189Audi Q82,764+ 7.4%2,573199
190Genesis G702,761– 1.5%2,804195
191VW Golf2,750– 19.7%3,426184
192Mercedes G Class2,746+ 11.2%2,470202
193Toyota GR862,650– 51.2%5,426156
194Audi A32,620– 21.4%3,335187
195Lexus UX2,476– 7.3%2,671196
196Mercedes EQB SUV2,367– 25.4%3,173190
197Mazda MX-5 Miata2,326– 10.3%2,593197
198Lexus RZ2,325– 42.4%4,036175
199Range Rover Velar2,300+ 4.5%2,200214
200Porsche 7182,203+ 67.5%1,315232
201Mercedes CLA Class2,196– 26.4%2,985192
202Kia EV62,137– 68.9%6,882138
203Acura TLX2,102+ 33.0%1,581226
204Rivian EDV2,100– 8.6%2,297209
205BMW X62,070– 5.9%2,199215
206Mercedes S Class2,027– 15.7%2,405205
207Tesla Model S2,000– 43.2%3,520181
208VW ID.41,992– 65.0%5,690152
209Lexus LX1,976+ 22.1%1,618224
210Audi A61,872– 15.5%2,216212
211Cadillac Vistiq1,744new0 –
212BMW X21,722+ 91.8%898245
213Rivian R1T1,700– 23.1%2,212213
214Polestar 31,700new0 –
215BMW X41,655– 28.0%2,300207
216Nissan Z1,635+ 108.0%786250
217Subaru WRX1,604– 67.2%4,891163
218Nissan Leaf1,602– 16.8%1,925219
219Volvo V601,592+ 107.3%768251
220Dodge Hornet1,539– 64.2%4,299171
221Infiniti QX501,503– 41.9%2,587198
222Cadillac CT41,430– 19.1%1,768220
223Range Rover Evoque1,400– 12.5%1,600225
224Volvo EX301,383new0 –
225Chevrolet BrightDrop 400/6001,318+ 169.0%490267
226Jeep Grand Wagoneer1,307– 67.4%4,005176
227Audi Q4 e-tron1,247– 48.7%2,430204
228Mercedes EQE SUV1,204– 61.0%3,090191
229Jaguar F-Pace1,200– 29.4%1,700222
230Land Rover Discovery Sport1,200+ 100.0%600260
231Kia EV91,182– 79.1%5,664154
232Porsche Panamera1,134– 1.6%1,152234
233Land Rover Discovery1,100+ 10.0%1,000240
234Porsche Taycan1,064+ 31.8%807249
235BMW 8-Series1,017– 27.9%1,411230
236Hyundai Ioniq 91,013new0 –
237Lucid Air1,000– 9.1%1,100235
238Volvo EX90972new0 –
239Ford Edge962– 94.2%16,52279
240Genesis G80919– 13.1%1,058236
241Maserati Truck900– 30.8%1,300233
242Mercedes EQE898+ 9.4%821248
243Subaru BRZ863+ 33.2%648258
244Toyota Supra810– 19.9%1,011239
245Ferrari car740+ 10.4%670255
246Mercedes AMG GT734– 29.8%1,046237
247Mercedes EQS SUV711– 57.9%1,687223
248VinFast VF8600– 14.3%700254
249Maserati Car600+ 20.0%500266
250Dodge Challenger579– 95.0%11,48097
251Lamborghini Urus575+ 85.5%310276
252VW ID.Buzz564new0 –
253BMW Z4547+ 4.2%525265
254Infiniti QX55531– 30.0%759252
255Mercedes EQS514– 40.9%869247
256Bentley Car500+ 2.0%490268
257Audi A7472+ 89.6%249284
258Genesis GV60459– 39.0%753253
259Alfa Romeo Stelvio440– 53.6%949243
260Alfa Romeo Tonale431– 51.4%887246
261BMW XM409– 23.8%537262
262Jaguar i-Pace400– 26.7%546261
263Audi A8394– 7.3%425270
264Mercedes SL Class371– 43.0%651257
265Genesis G90365+ 43.1%255282
266Lexus RC353– 33.5%531263
267Nissan Titan350– 91.4%4,064174
268Alfa Romeo Giulia341– 48.0%656256
269Fiat 500340+ 108.6%163288
270Volvo S90311+ 4.4%298278
271Aston Martin car300– 12.0%341273
272Lotus car300+ 9.1%275281
273Lamborghini car300+ 20.0%250283
274Audi Q8 e-tron289– 87.8%2,360206
275Lexus LS271– 49.0%531264
276Lexus LC271– 42.7%473269
277McLaren Car270– 6.9%290279
278Volvo V90257+ 68.0%153289
279Audi e-Tron GT223– 63.9%617259
280Jeep Renegade220– 85.9%1,563227
281Aston Martin DBX220+ 10.6%199287
282Rolls Royce Cullinan210– 4.5%220286
283Polestar 2200– 91.3%2,300208
284Bentley Bentayga195– 20.4%245285
285Volvo S60175– 95.9%4,234173
286Jaguar XF150– 50.0%300277
287Chrysler 300147– 92.6%1,998218
288Rolls Royce car120+ 14.3%105291
289Jaguar E-Pace120+ 144.9%49298
290Chevrolet Camaro111– 93.6%1,732221
291Chevrolet Bolt110– 92.0%1,374231
292Jaguar F-Type110– 68.6%350272
293Mercedes Metris106– 89.2%984241
294Jeep Cherokee101– 89.6%969242
295Audi A497– 95.6%2,184216
296Infiniti Q5094– 93.5%1,442229
297Volvo C4094– 71.2%326275
298Ferrari Purosangue90+ 80.0%50297
299VinFast VF980new0 –
300Fiat 500X53– 65.4%153290
301Toyota Venza20– 99.9%13,56688
302Toyota Mirai14– 80.8%73295
303Rivian RCV10– 47.4%19300
304Lotus Truck10new0 –
305Nissan GT-R5– 93.2%74294
306Dodge Journey3n/a0 –
307Toyota Avalon3n/a0 –
308VW Arteon2– 99.5%419271
309Nissan Maxima2– 99.3%283280
310Audi R82– 97.6%85293
311Hyundai Nexo2– 92.3%26299
312Dodge Grand Caravan1n/a0 –
313Fiat 124 Spider1n/a0 –
314Jeep Patriot1n/a0 –

Source: Manufacturers

This Post Has 6 Comments
  1. But these Japanese sports cars are more fairly priced than european ones, and therefore won’t be as affected by tariffs. In an ideal World, there wouldn’t be tariffs, but tariffs have existed for decades. The hypocritical EU has had tariffs on American cars for many years. Europeans buy American-made cars only if they have a European logo, of course.

  2. Yes surely there are enjoyable Japanese cars. I drive one myself. But all these cars you mentioned besides the Corvette and Acura TLX are not built in the USA and are hit by heavy tariffs. On the other hand: the biggest car exporter from the USA is BMW.

  3. It will be difficult for Audi, Porsche and Alfa. The winner in this chaos may be Renault, which isn’t involved in the US or China.
    Anyway, the Europeans and Japanese need to revise production plans. We will probably go into recession at the end of the year.
    If we reduce regulation, subsidies, inflation and debt, we can quickly recover. Argentina shows light in the darkness.

    1. The Japanese manufacture most of their cars in the US, mainly Toyota and Honda, so this will be great for them. In fact, the consumer also benefits because they are buying more reliable cars. European cars have too many problems, especially in such a demanding market where people drive so many kilometers in such extreme conditions as North America.

      1. But the parts from Toyota, Honda, GM, Ford etc. are often not sourced from the USA. So everyone is hit by tariffs. People who want a Porsche or Alfa will pay for it nonetheless. It’s about driving pleasure. That is absolutely worth it. And they are reliable too.

      2. Many of the parts for these brands’ cars are manufactured in the USA, depending on the model. For example, 75% of the Camry’s parts are American. There are many American and Japanese cars that are very enjoyable to drive, cheaper and more reliable than European cars, and much cheaper to maintain. For example, the Corvette, Mx-5, Nissan Z, Subaru WRX, Toyota GR86, Nissan GT, R, Acura TLX, etc., etc.. European car manufacturers need to learn to treat their customers with more respect.

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