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Toyota
The Toyota Motor Co. Ltd. was founded in 1937 as a branch of the Toyoda Automatic Loom Works, which since 1926 was one of the leading manufacturers of sewing machines.
At that time theToyoda Automatic Loom Works was chaired by Sakichi Toyoda, known as the "King of Japanese Inventors", and the rights of the patent of one of his inventions served as "seed money" for the construction anddevelopment Toyota cars first.
In 1935 he produced his first car through the recruitment of engineers from the MG above, this car was much like the Chrysler Airflow. Only two years later the companychanged its name to Toyota Motor Co. Ltd.
In 1947, Toyota launched its first sedan, the Model SA.
In 1950, Toyota, experiences his first and only strike.
In 1955, Toyota produced its firstutility-oriented domestic market, it is the Crown.
In 1957, 2 Coronas leave for the United States, and 5 years later, in 1962 and passed the one million units. During this time the Toyota Corona competedfiercely with their European rivals due to the large variety of extras which incorporated.
Car production outside Japan began in 1959 in a small plant in Brazil, and continued with a growing network offacilities around the world.
The successor to the Crown, Corolla was the best selling car model in the world. In 1984 appeared the first sports model was very successful, called MR2.
In the mid 80'sthe car sales increased low and mid range and placed third in sales behind GM and Ford.
In 1997 launches new Corolla and its history still remains to this day with new models.
In August 1997 marksthe 60th anniversary of the creation of Toyota Motor Corp. The company, founded by Kiichiro Toyoda, son of Sakichi, has become a leader in its sector.
Beyond making cars, the Japanese company also hasan extensive global network, facilities design and research and development, covering the three major automotive markets of the world: Japan, North America and Europe.
Today Toyota is the third...