Hyundai worth more than Porsche

 
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Hyundai worth more than Porsche

Hyundai worth more than Porsche

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This can’t be true, Hyundai’s worth more than Porsche? In terms of brand value, the Korean automaker’s label is worth $4.1 billion, beating the German brand which stands at $3.9 billion. Thanks to the increased levels of quality across Hyundai’s models, the company is now one of the world’s leading brands and ranked as the 75th most valuable brand according to the 2006 Best Global Brands survey jointly conducted by Interbrand - last year it ranked 84th.

Hyundai Motor Co is now the sixth largest automotive manufacturer in the world and sold a total of sold 3.7 million vehicles last year. There once was a time when buying a Korean made car meant having to worry about constant breakdowns or driving a car whose handling is reminiscent of driving a barge. Today Hyundai is matching, and in some cases beating its arch rival, Japan, in terms or reliability and quality.

Other manufacturers included Toyota who was ranked first at $27.9 Billion and followed by Mercedes Benz at $21.9 Billion. Follow the jump to see the top ten valued car brands.

The top ten valued brands:

1. Toyota - $27.9 Billion

2. Mercedes Benz - $21.9 Billion

3. BMW - $19.6 Billion

4. Honda - $17 Billion

5. Ford - $11 Billion

6. VolksWagen - $6 Billion

7. Audi - $4.2 Billion

8. Hyundai - $4.1 Billion

9. Porsche - $3.9 Billion

10. Nissan - $3.1 Billion

11. Lexus - $3.1 Billion





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