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Automaker loses number one global sales spot to Volkswagen

Despite it's diesel emission scandal, Volkswagen has succeeded in removing Toyota from it's spot.

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Over the years, Toyota has been known as the World’s largest car manufacturer.

The carmaker held this title for four years.

Unfortunately, things have changed for the auto company.

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While Toyota's deliveries dropped from 2.3% to 2.46 million vehicles between January and March, Volkswagen's deliveries increased from 0.8% to 2.5 million vehicles.

Toyota's fall could also be attributed to production delays in Japan, caused by devastating earthquakes.

40% of it's global vehicles are manufactured in Japan, hence the huge impact.

The third overall sales spot goes to General Motors, with 2.36 million deliveries.

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