Since the Covid-19 pandemic outbreak, few people have bought cars. For instance, the cars purchases declined dramatically in 2020, as the requests plunged, and manufacturing halted. However, the case is a bit different for Toyota.
In the United States, car drivers have been buying Ford F-series trucks more than any other type of car. Meanwhile, people in Argentina and Australia went for Toyota pickups, while Swiss drivers chose to go for mid-sized sedans such as the Czech brand Skoda. This is according to data from BestSellingCarsBlog.com, which analyzed the car buying behavior of clients across many countries in the last year.
In 2020, Toyota marked its place as the most sold auto brand in global sales. The company took over the German monster Volkswagen which took the title of the world’s best-selling car brand. The Japanese giant Toyota sold over 9.5 million vehicles in 2020 alone. However, the figure is 11.3% lower than 2019, while Volkswagen’s decline had hit the 15% mark to 9.3 million cars sold in 2020 compared to the year before.
