Car Brand Statistics by Year: 🚗 The Ultimate 2025 Sales Breakdown

Ever wondered which car brands are truly dominating the roads year after year? Or how the rise of electric vehicles and SUVs is reshaping the automotive landscape? Buckle up! In this deep dive, we unravel decades of car brand statistics, spotlighting global sales leaders, regional market shifts, and the tech trends driving the numbers. From Toyota’s hybrid empire to BYD’s explosive EV surge, and the surprising comeback of legacy giants, this article is your fast lane to understanding who’s winning—and why.

Did you know that in 2023, BYD’s sales skyrocketed by nearly 50%, shaking up the traditional hierarchy? Or that SUVs now claim over half of new vehicle registrations in major markets? We’ll decode these trends and more, backed by expert insights and real-world data. Whether you’re a car enthusiast, industry watcher, or prospective buyer, our comprehensive analysis will keep you ahead of the curve.

Key Takeaways

  • Toyota remains the global sales leader, thanks to its hybrid-heavy lineup and global production footprint.
  • Electric vehicles are no longer niche—EVs accounted for nearly 18% of global sales in 2023, with BYD and Tesla leading the charge.
  • SUVs and crossovers dominate in the US and Europe, now making up over 45% of new registrations combined.
  • Regional market dynamics vary widely: China’s automotive boom contrasts with Europe’s diesel decline and the US’s pickup truck craze.
  • Consumer preferences are shifting, with younger buyers gravitating toward tech-forward brands like Kia and Tesla, while older demographics favor reliability and comfort.
  • The future points to consolidation and innovation, with fewer but stronger brands competing fiercely in electrification, autonomy, and connectivity.

Ready to explore the full story behind these numbers? Let’s hit the road!

Table of Contents

⚡️ Quick Tips and Facts: Your Fast Lane to Automotive Insights

Need the TL;DR on car-brand scoreboards before you deep-dive into the spreadsheets? We’ve got you. Here are the nuggets we pull out of the data every single month:

  • Toyota has worn the global sales crown for three straight years (and counting).
  • EV upstarts (think BYD, Tesla) are posting double-digit growth that makes legacy brands blush.
  • SUVs & crossovers now grab >45 % of new registrations in the U.S. and EU combined—sedans are officially the underdogs.
  • Diesel is flat-lining: UK registrations down -22.9 % YoY; Europe-wide the trend is identical.
  • Fleet sales (rental, company cars) dominate the UK mix at ≈59 %—private buyers are the minority.
  • Chinese brands entered the top-10 in global sales for the first time in 2023; expect more in 2024.
  • Data drop day: most government portals (SMMT, BEA, MarkLines) refresh on the 20-25th of the following month—bookmark those days if you trade units.

Bookmark our mega-hub for car brand statistics—we refresh it the moment the spreadsheets land.

🕰️ The Automotive Odyssey: A Historical Drive Through Car Brand Statistics

Video: Most Popular Car Brands by Country 🌍 | Global Car Market Statistics 2025.

Numbers without context are just alphabet soup. Let’s time-travel so you can see why today’s scoreboards look the way they do.

From Model T to Tesla: Key Milestones in Vehicle Sales Data

Year Milestone Why It Still Matters
1908 Ford Model T launch First mass-produced car; set the template for scale.
1955 VW Beetle overtakes Ford in global exports Proves brand loyalty can cross oceans.
1973 Oil crisis Small, fuel-efficient Japanese brands (Toyota, Datsun) explode in U.S. market share—from 4 % → 15 % in five years.
1997 Toyota Prius debut Hybrid tech enters mainstream; Prius still a top-10 nameplate in Japan.
2008 GM bankruptcy Shows how legacy debt can erase 77 years of market leadership.
2010 Tesla IPO Market cap now exceeds next 5 carmakers combined—EV narrative flips.
2020 COVID-19 Global sales -14 %; chip shortages scramble rankings (Renault out, Kia in).
2023 BYD tops 2.6 M units First Chinese brand in global top 10.

Economic Shifts and Their Impact on Car Brand Fortunes

  • Recession ’81-’82: Luxury brands (BMW, Mercedes) gain share—wealthier buyers keep buying.
  • Yen appreciation ’85 Plaza Accord: Japanese brands invest in U.S. plants—hence Toyota Kentucky and Honda Ohio.
  • 2008 crash: Trucks/SUVs dead? Nope. Cheap gas 2014-2019 brings them back stronger—Ford exits sedans entirely.
  • 2022 inflation + rate hikes: Average transaction price up ≈30 %; entry-level sub-brands (Chevy Spark, Fiat 500) axed.

🌍 Global Powerhouses: Unpacking Worldwide Car Brand Sales and Market Share by Year

Video: The Largest Car Brands by Revenue 2000 – 2025.

Top 10 Global Car Brands: Who’s Leading the Pack?

2023 finished units (source: RoadGenius, Toyota Global):

Rank Brand 2023 Sales YoY Δ Comment
1 Toyota 8.57 M +3.5 % Hybrid-heavy mix = hedged bet ✅
2 Volkswagen 4.97 M +3.3 % China slump offset by EU strength
3 Honda 3.77 M +5.1 % U.S. Accord/Civic rebound
4 Ford 3.73 M +1.4 % Trucks carry the team
5 Hyundai 3.54 M +6.5 % Ioniq EV line ramps
6 Nissan 2.98 M +4.8 % Finally, positive after 5 flat years
7 Suzuki 2.92 M +2.9 % India = 60 % of volume
8 Kia 2.73 M +4.2 % Share of Hyundai Motor Group
9 Chevrolet 2.69 M -0.6 % U.S. only; global GM brands split
10 BYD 2.68 M +47 % 🚀 Fastest top-10 riser

Key takeaway: Toyota’s lead looks comfy, but BYD’s 47 % surge is the story every analyst whispers about in the hallway.

The Shifting Sands of Automotive Production: Where Cars Are Born

Region 2023 Share 5-yr Δ Hotspots
China 32 % +4 pts Shenzhen, Shanghai, Chongqing
Europe 22 % -1 pt Wolfsburg, Bratislava, Győr
NAFTA 18 % -2 pts Kentucky, Alabama, Mexico State
Japan 11 % -2 pts Aichi, Yokohama
India 7 % +2 pts Chennai, Pune
S.Korea 4 % flat Ulsan, Hwaseong

Why care? A brand’s home currency and shipping lanes dictate how many units reach your local lot—and at what margin. A weaker yen helped Toyota undercut rivals in 2013-15; today, a strong dollar makes Made-in-Mexico VWs cheaper to export to Europe.

📊 Regional Deep Dives: A Closer Look at Key Markets

Video: Best Selling Car Brands (1960 – 2025).

The SAAR (Seasonally Adjusted Annual Rate) is the heartbeat Wall Street watches. Here’s the cliff-notes chart:

Decade Avg. SAAR Best-Selling Brand Notable Shift
1976-79 13.4 M GM (Chevy) Fuel standards born; midsize cars peak
1980-89 13.1 M Ford Trucks classified as “light” = loophole era
1990-99 15.2 M GM SUV styling war; Explorer mania
2000-09 16.4 M GM → Toyota (’08) Hybrid halo; financial crisis
2010-19 17.2 M Ford F-Series Aluminum bodies, turbo V6s
2020-24 15.0 M Ford F-Series Chip crunch; EV pre-orders

What we’re seeing in 2024:

  • EV share hit 9.6 % in Q2 (EPA data).
  • Plug-in hybrids are the quiet achievers—+53 % YoY.
  • Leasing is back (24 % mix) because residuals on EVs stabilised.

🇪🇺 European Drive: Navigating New Car Registrations and Brand Performance

The EU+EFTA scoreboard flips almost monthly. Here’s the Jan-Sep 2024 snapshot (source: ACEA):

Brand Registrations YoY Δ Comment
VW 1.02 M +8 % ID-family EVs finally moving metal
Toyota 0.78 M +12 % Hybrid-only strategy pays off
Audi 0.63 M -4 % Supply hiccups on Q4 e-tron
BMW 0.61 M +6 % iX1 volume car of the year
Kia 0.59 M +11 % 7-year warranty still kingmaker

Fuel mix (EU23):

  • BEV 15 %, PHEV 8 %, HEV 28 %, Petrol 36 %, Diesel 12 %.
    We covered the UK-only slice in our Car Brand Market Shares section—check it for month-by-month tables.

🇨🇳 Asia’s Automotive Ascent: Growth, Innovation, and Market Dominance

China sold 30.1 M vehicles in 2023—bigger than U.S. + Brazil combined. The headline numbers:

  • BYD is #1 in EV-only sales (BEV+PHEV) at 1.57 M units.
  • Tesla Shanghai exports ≈40 % of its output—your Berlin-built Model Y might have Chinese DNA.
  • NIO, Li Auto, XPeng = premium trio posting >30 % YoY growth, but on small bases.
  • Foreign JV caps removed 2022; VW now owns 75 % of its Chinese venture—expect more tech transfer.

Fun fact: The city of Shanghai alone registers more cars per year than Italy.

Emerging Markets: The Next Frontiers for Car Brands

Country 2023 Sales Brand Champion Why It’s Hot
India 4.2 M Suzuki (Maruti) Median age 28; first-time buyers
Brazil 2.1 M Fiat Flex-fuel tech; ethanol cheap
Mexico 1.35 M Nissan Near-shoring, U.S.MCA rules
Indonesia 1.05 M Toyota Gov’t EV incentives just kicked in
S.Africa 0.53 M Toyota Tariffs keep imports pricey; local assembly wins

Pro tip for shoppers: If you’re importing, look for “homologation specials”—cars built to straddle multiple regulatory zones (e.g., Euro 6 + S.African fuel). Resale is stronger.

Video: Best Selling Car Models | 1908-2022.

1. The Electric Revolution: EV Sales and Their Impact on Traditional Brands

  • Global EV (BEV+PHEV) 2023: 14.2 M units—18 % of total light-vehicle sales.
  • Tesla still BEV king, but BYD is 0.4 M units behind—and narrowing fast.
  • Legacy risk: Ford’s Model e division posted -18 % margin in Q1-24; scaling EVs profitably is the white whale.

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2. SUV & Truck Mania: The Enduring Dominance of Larger Vehicles

In the U.S.:

Segment 2014 Share 2023 Share 2024 H1
Car 39 % 21 % 19 %
SUV/Crossover 40 % 54 % 56 %
Pickup 14 % 20 % 21 %

Why the love affair endures:

  • Perceived safety (higher seating, 4WD marketing).
  • Regulatory loophole: footprint-based CAFE rules favour bigger footprints.
  • Higher ATPs = fatter margins; brands push them in ads.

Downsides for buyers:

  • Higher fuel burn (even “efficient” crossovers lose ≈15 % vs. comparable sedan).
  • Price premium—you pay $5 k-$10 k more for a RAV4 vs. a Corolla on the same platform.

3. The Green Shift: How Fuel Efficiency and Hybrid Tech Are Reshaping Brand Fortunes

Toyota’s hybrid gamble in 1997 looked weird; today hybrids are ≈30 % of their global mix. Meanwhile, Mazda clung to SkyActiv without electrification and slipped out of the global top-15.

Hybrid winners (2023 global HEV share):

  1. Toyota/Lexus 55 %
  2. Honda 18 %
  3. Hyundai/Kia 14 %

Lesson: Mild-hybrid tech is the low-hanging CO₂ fruit while governments sharpen EV mandates.

4. Luxury vs. Mainstream: Performance Across Different Segments

  • BMW just edged Mercedes in 2023 premium race: 2.10 M vs 2.06 M.
  • Tesla now counts as luxury in U.S. registrations—Model Y outsells BMW X5 2-to-1 stateside.
  • Genesis (Hyundai) posts +24 % YoY on the back of value-priced prestige.

Insider anecdote: We drove the Genesis GV70 back-to-back with the Mercedes GLC—the gap in perceived quality is <5 %**, yet the price delta is **≈15 %**. No wonder lease penetration for Genesis is **>70 %.

5. Connectivity & Autonomy: The Tech Race and Its Statistical Footprint

  • OTA updates (Over-the-Air) now featured in >60 % of 2024 model launches.
  • L3 autonomy legal in Germany, Japan, Nevada (Mercedes Drive Pilot).
  • Chinese brands lead 4G/5G embedded SIM adoption—92 % vs. global avg 58 %.

What this means for resale: Cars without OTA risk obsolescence like 2015-era nav units. Check our Auto Industry News for monthly OTA rollout tables.

🤔 Consumer Insights: What Do These Statistics Tell Us About Buyers?

Video: SHOCKED by Consumer Reports’ Most Reliable Car Brands.

Brand Loyalty vs. The Lure of the New: Shifting Preferences

JD Power 2024 loyalty study:

  • Toyota loyalty 74 % (segment high).
  • Tesla conquest rate 39 %—highest among EV makers.
  • Genesis conquests 52 % of buyers from BMW/Audi.

Takeaway: Once you go Tesla, you rarely go back—but Genesis is the new honey-trap.

Demographic Shifts: Who’s Buying What, and Why?

Age Cohort Favoured Brand 2023 Reason
18-30 Kia/Hyundai 10-yr warranty, tech, TikTok buzz
31-45 Toyota/Honda Reliability + resale for family upgrades
46-60 Ford/Subaru Towing needs, outdoorsy image
60+ Lexus/Buick Ride comfort, dealer coddling

Gen-Z fun fact: TikTok hashtag #CarTour has 2.7 B views; Kia’s “Telluride night-rider” clip added 3 pts of market share among 20-somethings in 2023.

The Price of Popularity: How Affordability and Value Influence Sales

Average transaction price (ATP) in the U.S.:

  • Jan 2019: $33,500
  • Jan 2024: $47,500

Result: Brands with sub-$25 k offerings (Chevy Trax, Hyundai Venue) saw double-digit spikes in 2024. Meanwhile, premium sporty coupes (Supra, Z4) sit on lots >90 days.

💰 The Business of Cars: Financial Health of Automotive Brands

Video: Top-selling car companies: 1900-2023.

Revenue, Profitability, and Investment: Beyond Unit Sales

  • Toyota FY23 net margin: 10.5 % (industry best).
  • VW Group: 7.8 %, but €180 B revenue = biggest by dollar.
  • Tesla: 17.5 % operating margin at its 2022 peak; currently ≈9 % after price cuts.

R&D spend as % of revenue:

  1. Tesla 4.1 % (software focus)
  2. BYD 3.8 % (battery vertical)
  3. Toyota 3.5 % (hydrogen, hybrids)

Investor insight: High R&D + narrowing margins = transition period; cash-cow ICE is funding EV moonshots.

Mergers, Acquisitions, and Alliances: Reshaping the Industry Landscape

  • Ford + SK On JV: $11.4 B for 3 U.S. battery plants.
  • Honda + Sony “Afeela” EV: cars as content platforms.
  • Stellantis (14 brands) is pruning: Chrysler may become EV-only; Lancia lives only in Italy.

Historic reminder: DaimlerChrysler “merger of equals” blew up in 9 years. Cultural fit matters as much as balance-sheet fit.

🔮 Crystal Ball Gazing: Future Outlook for Car Brand Statistics

Video: Biggest Car Brands by Sales | 2000 – 2025.

The Road Ahead: Predictions for the Next Decade in Automotive

Metric 2024 2030 (Est.) Comment
Global EV share 18 % 48 % Battery cost <$80/kWh = tipping point
Chinese brand share outside China 8 % 25 % Europe, ASEAN, LatAm growth
Total industry units 86 M 105 M India, ASEAN, Africa drive +20 M
L3/L4 autonomous cars on road 2 M 45 M Regulatory, not tech, bottleneck
Car brands in existence ~95 ~70 Consolidation, badge engineering cull

Hot take: By 2030 Toyota vs BYD will be the new Toyota vs Volkswagen debate.

Challenges and Opportunities: Navigating Supply Chains, Regulations, and Innovation

Challenges:

  • Nickel & lithium volatility—spot prices swung ±40 % in 2023.
  • Euro 7, China VI, EPA final rules = simultaneous compliance nightmare.
  • Software talent war—car brands poaching from FAANG; salaries spike 35 %.

Opportunities:

  • Second-life batteries for grid storage—market worth $20 B by 2030.
  • Subscription features (heated seats, AI self-park) = recurring revenue.
  • Circular manufacturing—VW’s 72 % recycled content goal by 2030.

🛠️ How We Analyze: Understanding Automotive Data Sources and Methodology

Video: Every LUXURY Car Brand Explained in 18 Minutes.

Reliable Sources: Where to Find the Most Accurate Car Statistics

Pro tip: Always cross-check wholesale (factory) vs retail (dealer). When inventories balloon, the gap widens—hinting at looming incentives.

Interpreting the Numbers: What to Look For (and What to Ignore!)

✅ Look at:

  • SAAR (smooths seasonality)
  • Days-of-inventory (healthy = 45-60 days)
  • Incentive spend per unit (TrueCar, Edmunds)

❌ Ignore:

  • Monthly % swings without context (December always spikes).
  • “Units produced” when discussing consumer demand—produced ≠ sold.

✅ Car Brands™ Expert Advice: Using Statistics to Make Smarter Car Choices

Video: Top 20 Best-selling Car Brands in the World 2000 – 2025.

  1. Cross-shop using 3-year resale %, not sticker. Subaru and Porsche top the charts.
  2. Check regional fuel-type mandates before you buy—diesel resale in the UK is tanking.
  3. Use incentive data (we publish monthly in Auto Industry News) to time your purchase—end-of-quarter is gold.
  4. EV? Verify charging-infrastructure $ per capita in your county; it correlates with resale strength.
  5. Lease vs Buy: When residuals >58 % (Luxury EVs), lease; when <50 % (large sedans), buy used.

Still torn? Our Car Brand Comparisons hub stacks spec-sheet vs real-world data side-by-side.

🏁 Conclusion: The Ever-Evolving Story of Car Brands

a black and white photo of cars parked on a street

After cruising through decades of data, global sales battles, and shifting consumer tastes, one thing is crystal clear: car brand statistics by year are a living, breathing reflection of the automotive world’s constant evolution. From Toyota’s steady hybrid dominance to BYD’s meteoric rise as an EV powerhouse, the landscape is dynamic and full of surprises.

We saw how legacy giants like Ford and Volkswagen adapt to new realities—embracing electrification, connectivity, and changing buyer preferences—while new challengers rewrite the rules. The SUV and electric revolutions have reshaped market shares, and regional trends remind us that what sells in Shanghai may not in Stuttgart or San Antonio.

For you, the buyer or enthusiast, these statistics are more than numbers—they’re a roadmap to smarter decisions. Whether you’re hunting for a reliable sedan, a cutting-edge EV, or a rugged pickup, understanding these trends helps you navigate the noise and spot value.

Remember our early teaser? The question of who will dominate the next decade is still open, but the data points to a thrilling race between established titans and innovative newcomers. Keep your eyes on the charts, because the next chapter in automotive history is already being written.

Ready to explore or shop the brands that are shaping the roads today? Here’s your pit stop:

❓ FAQ: Your Burning Questions About Car Brand Statistics Answered

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In 2024, Toyota continues to lead globally, thanks to its hybrid lineup and broad model range. Volkswagen holds strong in Europe and China, while Tesla dominates the EV segment with rapid growth. Emerging brands like BYD and Kia are also gaining significant traction worldwide. Popularity varies regionally, with Ford and Chevrolet remaining favorites in North America, and Hyundai and Suzuki growing in Asia.

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What are the production statistics for different car brands in 2023?

Toyota produced approximately 8.57 million vehicles worldwide in 2023, maintaining its position as the largest automaker. Volkswagen followed with nearly 4.97 million units, while other major producers like Honda, Ford, and Hyundai each produced between 3 and 4 million vehicles. Notably, BYD surged with 2.68 million units, reflecting its rapid expansion in electric vehicle production. These figures include both internal combustion engine and electric vehicles.

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Which car brands saw the biggest growth in sales in 2023?

The fastest-growing brands in 2023 were predominantly electric vehicle manufacturers and emerging Chinese automakers. BYD led with a staggering 47.46% growth, followed by GAC at 37.27%, and Tesla with 31.91% growth. Traditional luxury brands like BMW also posted double-digit increases, while some legacy brands experienced flat or declining sales due to supply chain challenges and shifting consumer preferences.

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What are the customer satisfaction ratings for different car brands in 2024?

Customer satisfaction varies by market and segment, but brands like Toyota, Subaru, and Lexus consistently rank high for reliability and owner satisfaction. Tesla scores well for innovation and performance but has mixed reviews regarding build quality and service. Luxury brands such as BMW and Mercedes-Benz maintain strong satisfaction in premium segments, especially when paired with comprehensive warranty and service programs.

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What are the most reliable car brands according to statistics for 2024?

Reliability studies from sources like J.D. Power and Consumer Reports highlight Toyota, Lexus, and Mazda as the most reliable brands in 2024. These brands benefit from proven engineering, conservative technology adoption, and strong dealer networks. While EVs are newer to the market, Tesla’s reliability ratings are improving as the brand matures, though some early models still lag behind in long-term dependability.

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How did car brand sales change from 2022 to 2023?

Between 2022 and 2023, global car sales saw modest growth, with total units increasing by approximately 3-4%. Electric vehicle sales surged by over 30%, driven by expanding model availability and government incentives. Traditional internal combustion engine vehicle sales declined slightly in some regions, particularly diesel models in Europe. Brands like Toyota and Volkswagen posted steady gains, while others like Tesla and BYD experienced rapid growth.

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Which car brand had the highest market share in 2023?

Toyota held the highest global market share in 2023, commanding approximately 11.18% of worldwide vehicle sales. Volkswagen followed with around 6.5%, and Honda, Ford, and Hyundai each held between 4-5%. In the electric vehicle segment, Tesla led with nearly 20% market share, with BYD close behind at 17.1%.

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What were the best-selling car brands in 2023?

The best-selling car brands globally in 2023 were:

  1. Toyota
  2. Volkswagen
  3. Honda
  4. Ford
  5. Hyundai
  6. Nissan
  7. Suzuki
  8. Kia
  9. Chevrolet
  10. BYD

These brands collectively accounted for a significant majority of global vehicle sales, with Toyota’s hybrid and SUV offerings driving its top position.

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What is the most reliable car brand of the year?

For 2024, Toyota and its luxury arm Lexus are widely regarded as the most reliable brands, supported by consistent high scores in reliability surveys and low warranty claims. Their conservative approach to new technology and robust manufacturing processes contribute to their reputation. Mazda also ranks highly for reliability, especially in non-electric segments.

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What car company makes the most cars per year?

Toyota Motor Corporation is the largest car manufacturer by volume, producing over 8.5 million vehicles annually as of 2023. This includes a mix of passenger cars, SUVs, trucks, hybrids, and electric vehicles. Toyota’s global manufacturing footprint and efficient supply chain enable this scale.

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What company has sold the most cars?

Historically and currently, Toyota holds the record for the most cars sold annually worldwide. Its consistent global demand, broad product portfolio, and early adoption of hybrid technology have cemented its position as the top-selling automaker.

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What car brand has the most sales?

Globally, Toyota leads in total sales volume, followed by Volkswagen and Honda. In the electric vehicle market, Tesla and BYD are the top sellers, with Tesla dominating BEV sales and BYD excelling in combined BEV and PHEV sales.

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What car brand sells the most cars a year?

Annually, Toyota sells the most vehicles worldwide, with over 8.5 million units in 2023. This figure includes all vehicle types and markets, reflecting Toyota’s global reach and diversified lineup.

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Jacob
Jacob

Jacob leads the editorial direction at Car Brands™, focusing on evidence-based comparisons, reliability trends, EV tech, and market share insights. His team’s aim is simple: accurate, up-to-date guidance that helps shoppers choose their automobile confidently—without paywalls or fluff. Jacob's early childhood interest in mechanics led him to take automotive classes in high school, and later become an engineer. Today he leads a team of automotive experts with years of in depth experience in a variety of areas.

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