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Laos Auto Market 2016 hit again a new all time record despite the slowdown reported in the second half of the year. Launching the first pickup of its history, local maker Daeham led the market, ahead of Toyota.

Singapore Autos market in the 2017 was stable at the high level hit in the previous year, with near 110.000 vehicles sold, almost three-time more than in the 2013. Toyota overtook Honda on top of car passenger's ranking, but just for peanuts.

Singapore Vehicles Market in 2015 boomed at best since 2008 thanks to lower CEE price. The car passenger's sold were near double than in the previous year albeit the market has the highest car price worldwide.

Thailand Vehicles Market in 2022 totals 628,423 sales, a 10.8% growth from the prior year. December with 36,144 new registrations (+4.2%) marks the 11th consecutive increase of the year. 

Philippines Vehicles Market fell down 11.8% in 2018 with registrations at 413.216, interrupting the great trend of previous years, largely affected by the "TRAIN" tax introduction. Toyota led the market - down 12.8% - while Nissan gained the 4th place.

Thailand Vehicles Market in 2015 has lost 10% but ended showing signs of recovery. Mazda was the top brand while the Chinese MG is rapidly growing. The new vehicles of the year is the Honda HR-V.

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Laos Car Market boomed in the 2014 thanks to the new limits and duties at the pre-owned vehicles import. In the second half of the year, grey market collapsed focusing demand on ne vehicles. Toyota and Hyundai fight for leadership.

Malaysian Auto Sales 2016 fell down in double-digit hit by economic slowdown. However the two brands on top of the list, Perodua and Honda have lost marginally gaining market share.

Myanmar car market in 2021 drops 68.1% with 5,008 sales, reporting an extremely sharp drop after the coup d'état. Leader Suzuki maintains 37.4% share.