Although car manufacturer statistics can offer us a lot of information in building the list of top ten car manufacturers this year, the problem is that what people look for is constantly changing. Also, buying a car is always based on personal tastes and needs, so finding an objective ranking can be difficult.  We can expect a lot of changes in 2010, with Japanese car manufacturers gaining a lot on traditional domestic brands that are currently struggling. 

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Although few people are aware of this, car manufacturer statistics have pointed out the fact that Japanese car manufacturers have the strongest presence in the market today. Japan has been leading in car sales since World War II.  Back then, Japan started investing a lot in car manufacturing, and more mechanical engineers are found in Japan than in any other countries.  Japan is also among the biggest competitors in kit car manufacturers.   

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A buyer’s market might be a little hard to understand, but basically, it revolves around two key factors: supply and demand. A seller’s market involves those same factors but in reverse. The difficult thing about the auto industry is that in this economy, the whole dynamic can change on a dime leaving both dealerships and buyers confused and uncertain. First, let’s talk about a seller’s market.  For a long time, that’s what the auto industry has been.  They had the cars, sports utility vehicles, trucks, motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles etc, and the public wanted them.  We live in a society that is very much convenience oriented.

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