Toyota Canada head set for return to Japan The Globe and Mail
Toyota Canada Inc. president Kenji Tomikawa is leaving his job and returning to parent Toyota Motor Corp. after leading the auto maker to record sales in Canada.
Toyota ready to race The Cincinnati Post
As Toyota surges past Ford to become the No. 2 automaker in the U.S., the ascendant Japanese company is taking on its American competitors on the vaunted tracks of NASCAR's Nextel Cup racing series.
XM Canada controls 80 per cent share of factory installed satellite radios in 2007 with announcement of Hyundai CNW Group via Yahoo! Finance
Canadian Satellite Radio Holdings Inc. , through its XM Canada satellite radio service, announced today it has achieved 147,000 subscribers as of the end of its first quarter ended November 30, 2006.
VW Follows Toyota's Lead and Recalls 62,000 Passats AutoSpies.com
Volkswagen of America, Inc. announced safety recalls to address two issues in some 2006 and 2007 model year Passat sedans, and in some 2007 model year Passat wagons.
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XM Canada satellite radio service says it had signed up 147,000 subscribers by the end of November, which coincided with the end of its first year of operation.
Steel Tech joint venture to grow in Canada Louisville Courier-Journal
Louisville-based Steel Technologies' joint venture that supplies Japanese carmakers in North America with steel plans to build a facility near Toyota's new Canadian plant. Steel Technologies' 50-50 joint venture with Mitsui Steel of Japan, Mi-Tech Steel, has agreed to buy Mitsui Auto Steel Canada for an undisclosed amount.
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Toyota to make more cars overseas than in Japan in '07 Journal and Courier
TOKYO -- Toyota Motor Corp. plans to produce more cars overseas than in Japan for the first time ever in 2007, according to a Japanese newspaper reporttoday.
Report: Toyota to Make More Overseas KiplingerForecasts.com
Toyota Motor Corp. plans to produce more cars overseas than in Japan for the first time ever in 2007, according to a Japanese newspaper report Wednesday.
Toyota to beef up its overseas production Everett Herald
TOKYO - Toyota Motor Corp. plans to produce more cars overseas than in Japan for the first time ever in 2007, according to a Japanese newspaper report today.
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