SAIC GM wins again among top ten automakers of passenger vehicles in November
China Passenger Cars Association (short for CPCA) released top ten automakers in China who achieved good sales of passenger vehicles in November this year yesterday. SAIC GM got the champion again with the wholesale of 181,455 units.
The silver medal went to Shanghai Volkswagen whose wholesale of passenger vehicles totaled 178,434 units in November.
FAW - Volkswagen ranked third by achieving a wholesale up to 168,679 units in November.
With the wholesale of passenger vehicles amounting to 127,807 units, Shanghai-GM-Wuling won the fourth prize.
Dongfeng Nissan ranked NO.5 with a total wholesale of 114,175 units.
The sixth prize went to Beijing Hyundai who reaped a wholesale of 110,094 units.
Changan Ford ranked seventh by gaining a wholesale of 89,920 units.
The distance between Changan and Great Wall Motor was not so far. Changan ranked NO.8 with a wholesale of 82,042 units, while Great Wall Motor ranked No.9 with a wholesale of 80,442 units.
And the last one on list was Dongfeng Peugeot Citroen who had a wholesale of 70,637 units.
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