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![]() Striking differences in global car production fortunes were spotted last year, and the contrast between growth and contraction in the world’s various car production regions could barely be sharper. Despite a mixed bag of fortunes, AID’s provisional set of figures suggests that growth in last year’s global car production reached just over 7 per cent, fuelled in the main by North America, where last year’s light vehicle output soared 17.4 per cent from a year earlier on the coattails of a double-digit expansion in last year’s US sales.
17.4%
There was more help from Japan,
where output rocketed ahead by almost a fifth.
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