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MEXICO ‘S AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY OVERVIEW, 2009

MEXICO ‘S AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY OVERVIEW, 2009. In 2009, in the difficult circumstances with global economic downturn, in Mexico,. the domestic automotive sales fell by 26.4% compared to that of 2008, reaching as low as the level of 1999.

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MEXICO ‘S AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY OVERVIEW, 2009

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  1. MEXICO ‘S AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY OVERVIEW, 2009 In 2009, in the difficult circumstances with global economic downturn, in Mexico, • the domestic automotive sales fell by 26.4% compared to that of 2008, reaching as low as the level of 1999. • the production fell by 28.3% to 1.5 million units from 2.1 million units in 2008. • the exports fell by 26.4%. • the principal export destination continued to be the United States, with 70.8% of the total exports. • automotive production by Japanese manufactures fell by 19.0%, with much better performance than that of other foreign manufactures. • sales of Japanese automobiles fell by 24.4%. 1

  2. MEXICO TOTAL VEHICLE SALES, EXPORTS AND PRODUCTION 2007, 2008 and 2009 Source: Mexican Automotive Industry Association (AMIA) * Automobiles and light trucks Mexico’s Secretary of Economy Representative Office in Japan Embassy of Mexico Tel: 03-3506-6681 www.mexicotradeandinvestment.com comunicatokio@economia.gob.mx

  3. Production of Japanese Car Companies Manufacturing in Mexico In 2009, Japanese car companies were responsible for 30% of Mexico’s total automobile production. Source: AMIA * Automobiles and light trucks

  4. Exports of Japanese Car Companies Established in Mexico In 2009, Japanese car companiesmanufacturing in Mexico accounted for 25% of the country's automobile exports. Source: AMIA * Automobiles and light trucks

  5. Exports of Japanese Car Companies Established in Mexico by Destined Marketin 2009 Source: AMIA

  6. Retail Sales of Japanese Car Companies in Mexico In 2009, Japanese automobile brands increased their share to 38% in the Mexican car market. Source: AMIA * Automobiles and light trucks ** New entrants in Mexico as a result of the EPA quota system

  7. Import Quota for Japanese Car Manufacturers(General Tariff will be eliminated in April 2011) (Unit: vehicles) * EPA quotas are given for units equivalent to 5% of the total sales in the previous year** Mitsubishi uses quotas allocated to DaimlerSource: Mexico’s Secretary of Economy

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