Research and Markets: Report Profiles Five Asian Tiger Economies in Relation to Their Automotive Industries and Provides Commentary on Main Manufacturer Activity

DUBLIN, Ireland--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c64900) has announced the addition of “ASEAN Automotive Market Review March 2007” to their offering.

This month, looks at the progress of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). It was established in Bangkok on 8 August 1967 to provide the framework for a free trade bloc for the growing Asian Tiger economies. The five original member states were Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand, but since then, the group has grown to ten nations, with Brunei joining in 1984, then Vietnam, Laos and Myanmar (formerly Burma), and most recently Cambodia.

The briefing profiles five of these countries and their market dynamics, with commentary on main manufacturer activity and vehicle production, sales, and import and export data.

Contents:

ASEAN background

The ASEAN automotive industry

Thailand-Malaysia trade difficulties

Market overviews

Thailand

Market dynamics

Manufacturer activity

Toyota

Isuzu

Mitsubishi

Nissan

Ford/Mazda

General Motors

Malaysia

Market dynamics

Manufacturer activity

Proton

Naza

Perodua/Toyota

Hyundai

Indonesia

Market dynamics

Manufacturer activity

Toyota

Suzuki

Nissan

Proton

Honda

Isuzu

General Motors

Mitsubishi

The Philippines

Market dynamics

Vietnam

Market dynamics

List of tables

Table 1: Thailand: vehicle sales, 1993-2006 (units sold)

Table 2: Thailand: vehicle sales by type, 2006 (units sold)

Table 3: Thailand: the ten top-selling car models, 2006 (units sold)

Table 4: Thailand: vehicle production, 1993-2006 (units produced)

Table 5: Thailand: vehicle production by type, 2006 (units produced)

Table 6: Thailand: completely built-up (CBU) vehicle exports, 1996-2006 (units exported)

Table 7: Malaysia: vehicle sales, 1990-2006 (units sold)

Table 8: Malaysia: vehicle production, 1990-2006 (units produced)

Table 9: Indonesia: vehicle sales, 2006 (units sold)

Table 10: Indonesia: the ten top-selling car models, 2006 (units sold and share)

Table 11: Indonesia: automobile exports/imports, 2006 (all vehicles types)

Table 12: Indonesia: vehicle production, 2006 (units produced)

Table 13: Indonesia: vehicle sales 1997-2011 (units sold)

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