toyota makes the most cars in the world.
who makes the most cars in the world?
toyota
on all 25a/g cars built before 2005, rebuilt and air-conditioned 22/25b cars, most 25k cars, and most bsp-built 25t cars, hep is supplied at three-phase 380 v ac by generator cars (originally classified as tz cars, later reclassified to kd), a small number of df11g diesel locomotives, and very limited number of retrofitted ss9 electrics. cars with diesel generator sets (factory-built rz/rw/ca22/23/25b cars, some rebuilt yz/yw22/23/25b cars, most german-built 24 cars, and very limited number of 25g/k/t cars for special use) also supply their own power in this form. it's possible to route ac electricity from a car with diesel generator set to a neighboring normal hep car, although both cars can't run their air conditioning or heat on full load in this situation. those diesel-powered cars can also run on hep from elsewhere, without using their own diesel. although considered inefficient and obsolete, mainly because the generator car 'wastes' traction power, staff, and fuel (if running on electrified lines), new cars using ac hep are still in production, along with new generator cars/sets, mostly for use in areas without electrification, considering that the vast majority of china railways' engines that are capable of supplying hep are electric locomotives.
head-end power
following the 1975 season, the fia chose to divide the world championship into two series that would run simultaneously but separately. open-cockpit sportscars (formerly known as fia group 5 sports cars, now officially fia group 6 two-seater racing cars) would transfer from the world championship for makes to a new world championship for sports cars, while production-based cars (such as the new group 5 special production cars) would contest the world championship for makes. events in which both types of car ran, such as the 24 hours of le mans, were not counted towards either championship.





















































section::::world championship for makes.
1976 world championship for makes