Top 10 Car Companies by Market Cap (2001-2021)

This video will compare the top 10 car companies by market cap from 2001 to 2021. Enjoy, and be sure to like and leave a comment!

[RankingCharts]

Hope everyone enjoys this video! Which car company is your favorite?

[davidrobertson]

Tesla in 2016 "guess I'll get started, lemme just warm up first"
Tesla in 2019 "I'm gonna snort a couple rails & down 37 gallons on Monster"

[gringoamigo]

I drive a Toyota tacoma, and my, my, what a wonderful truck it is.

[Amsinckster]

Just bare in mind that Tesla is more a technology company than a traditional car manufacturer.
Their sales numbers doesn’t reflect their market cap.

[ubashaaa]

Shoutout to Honda that makes mostly bikes and civics for being in the top 10 for almost the whole video

[pbasswil]

In 2020, Toyota (not including subsids Daihatsu & Hino) sold about 16 times as many vehicles as Tesla. But the markets _willed_ Tesla's value to about 3.8 times Toyota's. How this trend will proceed depends a lot on the success or failure of Toyota's solid state battery.

[FRacingFans]

Yeah tesla is not overblown out of proportions at all

[Choco-Kat]

Even as an America I have to admit I like the Japanese cars better. I own two Suzukis that lasted forever practically. It was cheaper for me to fix my Honda than to fix a Cadillac. I never understood why it's more expensive to fix American car in the United States.

[castyorcer]

Economists: financial markets are efficient
Me: look at this video

[Skitzblock]

Tesla suddenly realized he was late for work

[PGVladimirovich]

Nice! Would love to see a bubble chart of this with x- market cap, y-earnings, bsize - units manufactured or sold and then animate over the years (gapminder style).

[AhimtarHoN]

1:13 - 1:39 wtf happened to Volkswagen there lol

[nirgosh]

quite shocking... I'd love to see it side by side to number of cars sold or revenue

[hindumuninc]

Hmm... Considering Tesla produces 1/10th as many cars as Toyota and is somehow worth more than LITERALLY EVERY SINGLE CAR COMPANY ON EARTH COMBINED I think it is safe to say Tesla might be *slightly* overvalued.

[Luboman]

Except for that massive surge in market cap for Volkswagen from 2007 to 2009, this was a remarkably stable market. Toyota and Honda remained at the top, with everyone else vying for #3 and places below. Then something weird happened in 2019, when Tesla surged way ahead, despite the fact that Tesla as of 2021 only sold 936, 000 vehicles. Compare that to Toyota, which sold roughly 10, 495, 000 vehicles around the world in 2021. That's close to 12x what Tesla sold. Ummmm...there is a MASSIVE disconnect here between the fundamentals and the market cap valuation of Tesla. It's crazy. Reminds me of the sudden market cap explosion of NTT (Japan's premier telecommunications company) in 1987. (Which I also saw on this channel.) NTT remained there for a few years, way, way ahead of everyone else. Then it collapsed in 1991 when the Tokyo Stock Exchange bubble burst. I fear the same for Tesla and similar companies.

[charlesw]

More proof that Tesla's way over-valued.

[Oliver-vxls]

And now with sold cars and not just arbitrary investor wishes

[thegamethemovie]

This is the second of these I've seen. It's pretty cool, but I do wish events relevant to the topic would appear above the date. For those not in the know, it would give context to the shifts.

[agme]

Could you make gdp per capita but from 1900 to now, or even before that

[markjenkins]

you’d think Chrysler would’ve been up there more cuz of jeep dodge and ram