# | Brand | Revenue |
---|---|---|
1 | Toyota | £ 187,687,513,018 |
2 | Ford | £ 109,593,104,178 |
3 | Mercedes-Benz | £ 82,614,812,800 |
4 | Volkswagen | £ 69,776,124,536 |
5 | Hyundai | £ 66,132,681,735 |
6 | Renault | £ 51,272,744,583 |
7 | Jaguar Land Rover | £ 24,339,000,000 |
8 | Subaru | £ 22,304,481,442 |
9 | Porsche | £ 20,494,266,513 |
10 | Skoda | £ 13,813,353,900 |
11 | SEAT | £ 8,333,282,316 |
12 | Ferrari | £ 2,981,095,257 |
13 | Bentley | £ 1,607,889,540 |
14 | Aston Martin | £ 875,993,000 |
# | Brand | Revenue | Profit | Units |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Toyota | £187,687,513,018 | £13,563,651,952 | 8,970,860 |
2 | Ford | £109,593,104,178 | £5,461,860,334 | 6,607,000 |
3 | Mercedes-Benz | £82,614,812,800 | £8,032,468,255 | 2,373,527 |
4 | Volkswagen | £69,776,124,536 | £2,879,893,311 | 6,230,229 |
5 | Hyundai | £66,132,681,735 | £3,139,339,866 | 4,490,000 |
6 | Renault | £51,272,744,583 | £3,320,470,748 | 3,761,634 |
7 | Jaguar Land Rover | £24,339,000,000 | £1,458,000,000 | 604,009 |
8 | Subaru | £22,304,481,442 | £2,754,938,576 | 1,065,000 |
9 | Porsche | £20,494,266,513 | £3,615,352,281 | 246,375 |
10 | Skoda | £13,813,353,900 | £1,374,249,011 | 1,200,535 |
11 | SEAT | £8,333,282,316 | £100,852,974 | 468,431 |
12 | Ferrari | £2,981,095,257 | £676,133,692 | 8,398 |
13 | Bentley | £1,607,889,540 | £47,983,681 | 11,089 |
14 | Aston Martin | £875,993,000 | £148,782,000 | 5,098 |
*Pre-tax profit has been defined as Operating Profit/Operating Income/EBIT for consistency. Sales data taken from latest annual figures from each manufacturer, which includes financial reports spanning 2016, 2017 and 2018. Mercedes sales includes Mercedes Benz cars only. Volkswagen sales includes Volkswagen passenger vehicles only, and does not include vans etc.
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