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The foreign visitors were in for a treat when they stumbled upon a unique collection of Mercedes-Benz cars at the World Coffee Museum. The display, illuminated by the night sky, showcased an array of rare models, including the 190SL, 230SL, and 250SL. The real surprise, however, lay in the fact that the owner of this impressive fleet possesses over 700 automobiles. This extraordinary collection is a testament to the owner's passion and a delightful discovery for car enthusiasts and visitors alike.

On March 19, Toyota Vietnam celebrated a significant milestone as its Vinh Phuc plant rolled out its 700,000th vehicle, a remarkable achievement as the company approaches its 30th anniversary in the country.

The Lunar New Year festivities significantly impacted the sales of all models in the compact car segment. None of the models in this category managed to sell more than 250 units during this period.

The Ford Everest witnessed an impressive sales growth spurt in February 2025, outpacing all other competitors in the D-SUV segment.

In 2024, the automotive landscape in Vietnam underwent significant changes, with a notable shift in sales figures and market share for various car brands.

Although the market is picking up, some car models are still struggling to find buyers. This is evident from the following article, which showcases 10 such vehicles that continue to languish in showrooms despite the improving market conditions.

This is the biggest discount ever since the Suzuki Jimny was introduced to the Vietnamese market back in March 2024.

Although sales figures for the Accent are below 500 units, it remains Hyundai's best-selling model for February 2025.

VinFast's electric vehicle revolution is taking the Vietnamese market by storm, with an impressive 4 models featuring in the top 10 best-selling cars last month.

Nissan has ceased taking orders for the GT-R R35, thanking customers for their support since the model's launch in 2007.