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Sales of FAW Toyota Motor Ltd in May 2009 (by model).

TOKYO, June 17 - Toyota Motor Corp is preparing to ramp up production of the hot-selling Prius hybrid by adding weekend shifts, and denied a report that it was considering building the model at a...

TOKYO, June 7 - Toyota Motor Corp, the world's biggest automaker, is targeting 100 billion yen ($1.01 billion) in cost cuts for compact car production, the Nikkei business daily said on Sunday. The move, which...

TOYOTA CITY, Japan, June 5 - Toyota Motor Corp has brought back overtime at two domestic factories to ramp up production of its hot-selling Prius, but said it would tread cautiously before adding capacity for...

TOKYO, June 4 - Toyota Motor Corp's Prius hybrid was Japan's best-selling car in May, a dealers' group said on Thursday, attesting to robust demand for low-emission cars amid flagging auto sales. The Prius, of...

TOKYO, June 3 - Toyota Motor Corp said on Wednesday it would begin leasing 500 plug-in hybrids based on the Prius model globally by the end of this year, primarily for government and corporate use....

TOKYO, May 28 - Toyota Motor Corp's sales in Japan so far in May are down roughly 25 percent from the same period last year, President Katsuaki Watanabe said on Thursday. Watanabe also told a...

Guangzhou Toyota Motor Co Ltd, the joint venture between Guangzhou Automobile Industry Group Co Ltd (GAIG) and Japan's Toyota Motor Corp, on Monday opened its second plant in Guangzhou in southern China and rolled out its first SUV model on the same day, Reuters reported.Toyota's second assembly line...

Tianjin FAW Toyota Motor Co, the joint venture (JV) between Toyota Motor Co and China's FAW Group, said it has revised its sales target for 2009 and now expects to sell 400,000 vehicles in China, as compared to the previously planned 380,000 units, sources reported....

Shanghai, May 18 (Gasgoo.com) Toyota Motor Corp has nearly suspended the construction of its new plant project in northeastern China's Changchun city, mainly because the Japanese automaker's sales have dropped sharply in the global and Chinese markets.