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This is a list of countries showing the car brand with the most sales in each country.

Country	Car brand	Sales in total per Year	Year in wich the data was recorded & notes
Libya	Toyota	No data	2021 The source link does not work but the source is, the Libya Passenger Car Market study on the Persistance Market Research website.
Tunisia	Hyundai	5,304	2023
Egypt	Nissan	7.796	2024
Sudan	Toyota	749	2019 The Website does not mention the specific number of cars sold by Toyota however that Toyota sold 44.2% of the total 1.696 cars that where sold in that year
Chad	Toyota	No data	2012
Niger	Toyota	No data	2010 There is no data about how many cars are being sold per year however according to this website it is only a few hundred.
Algeria	Dacia	3,267	2023
Italy	Fiat	178,961	2022
Malta	Toyota	No data	2023In Malta ,Toyota has been the car brand with the most sales for the sixth year in a row in 2023.
Israel	Hyundai	No data	2023 The sales in numbers were not included in the statistic i used as source, however Hyundai sold 15,9% of cars in israel in 2023. The source link does not work the source tat i used is called, Share of new passenger cars in Israel as of 2023 by brand on the website of Statista.
Saudi Arabia	Toyota	195,172	2024 The article does give us the information of all sales during the year wich are 646,268 and states that 30,2% were sold by Toyota so this is calculating to about 196,172
Eritrea	Toyota	No data	2012
Ethiopia	Toyota	480	2022 The articel states that 1,503 cars were sold in ethiopia in 2022 and that Toyota sold 32% of those, 32% of 1,503= 480
South Sudan	Toyota	24 (likely more)	2024 This is NOT the entire amount of cars that were sold in that year in South Sudan. It is just an estimate based on offers on a south sudanese car buying website.
Central African Republic	Toyota	No data	2010
Yemen	Toyota	6,083	2024 The total amount of car sales in Yemen is 6,472 Toyota holds 94% of the entire market in the country, making it the highest market share Toyota has in the entire world.

References

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2. "Egypt: leading automotive brands by sales 2024". Statista.
3. carlo (2020-04-08). "Focus2move| Sudan Car Market - Data & Fact in 2019". Focus2Move. Retrieved 2025-01-17.
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5. Gasnier, Matt (December 3, 2010). "Niger: Toyota king, Corolla should rule". bestsellingcarsblog.com.
6. "Algeria car wraps". Teckwrap International. Retrieved 2025-01-17.
7. "Italy: best selling car brands | Statista". Statista. Archived from the original on 2024-05-20. Retrieved 2025-01-17.
8. "Toyota improves local market share with 22% increase in sales". whoswho.mt. Retrieved 2025-01-17.
9. Gasnier, Matt (2024-11-21). "Saudi Arabia October 2024: Mazda (+34.3%), Kia (+15.5%) impress, Toyota Yaris Sedan #1". Best Selling Cars Blog. Retrieved 2025-01-17.
10. Gasnier, Matt (2012-02-20). "Best Selling Cars Around The Globe: What Sells Best In Eritrea?". thetruthaboutcars.com. Retrieved 2025-01-17.
11. carlo (2023-03-18). "Focus2move| Ethiopia Auto market - Facts & Data 2022". Focus2Move. Retrieved 2025-01-17.
12. "Toyota cars for sale in South Sudan - CarsJuba". www.carsjuba.com. Retrieved 2025-01-17.
13. Gasnier, Matt (2010-12-11). "Central African Republic 2010: Hilux should lead sales". Best Selling Cars Blog. Retrieved 2025-01-17.
14. Gasnier, Matt (2024-10-21). "Yemen January-September 2024: Toyota at 94.7% share, Land Cruiser catches up on Hilux". Best Selling Cars Blog. Retrieved 2025-01-17.

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