Japan Automobile Dealers Association (JADA) has recently released the figures of the 10 top-selling models for October. Eight among them were Toyota vehicles, proving that the company is indeed, still Japan’s largest automaker.

The Corolla is Toyota’s foremost top-selling model with 13,569 units sold. The model has obtained 4.3 percent better sales compared with last year’s 11,938 units.

Honda Motor Co Ltd (NYSE: HMC), Japan’s second largest seller of autos, move down one step and placed third on the list with its Fit having 8,336 units sold.

Mazda Motor Corp.’s Demio compact car moved down from seventh place to the tenth, with 5,100 units sold.

Nissan Motor Co Ltd (NASDAQ;NSANY), Japan’s third largest automaker, unfortunately, wasn’t able to make it up to the top 10 in October, though it had two models in the list of September.

To make it more precise, here is the list of the 10 best-selling models in Japan for October, courtesy of JADA and based on an article in cnn.com:
1. Toyota Corolla - 13,569 units
2. Toyota Vitz - 11,369 units
3. Honda FIT - 8,336 units
4. Toyota Mark X - 7,929 units
5. Toyota Voxy - 7,885 units
6. Toyota Noah - 7,392 units
7. Toyota Prius - 6,062 units
8. Toyota Passo - 5,924 units
9. Toyota Estimate - 5,414 units
10. Mazda Demio - 5,100 units

For comparison, here is also a list of the 10 top-selling models for September:
1. Toyota Corolla - 11,938 units
2. Honda Fit - 10,745 units
3. Toyota Vitz - 9,741 units
4. Nissan Serena - 8,035 units
5. Toyota Voxy - 7,861 units
6. Toyota Noah - 7,688 units
7. Mazda Demio - 7,661 units
8. Nissan Tiida - 6,630 units
9. Toyota Estimate - 6,501 units
10. Toyota Passo - 6,156 units

Well, that shows that Toyota still reigns supreme in its home turf, fully dominating the top 10 best-selling models in Japan despite the tough competition. And what with the top of the line and popular models it has now, keeping their game may just be as easy as getting BMW brake sensor online.