Toyota Motor Corporation

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Sales of new light vehicles (cars and pickups) are on track to set another record in 2016, even though the month of May is not expected to show a year-over-year increase.
Almost exactly two years ago, research firm IHS Automotive published a report on the average age of the buyers of car brands sold in the U.S. Of the 5 cars favored by young Americans, one brand will...
America's top two luxury brands, Cadillac and Lincoln, are among the five vehicles bought by the oldest part of the car buying population.
The European car market continues to post sales that recently have risen more quickly than those in the healthy United States and, in many cases, China.
New vehicle registrations in the European Union rose about 9% in April, led by Germany and the United Kingdom.
There is a very wide range of preferences between men and women when it comes to the cars each buys.
U.S. Fiat sales dropped 19% in April to 3,045, and have fallen 19% for the first four months of the year to 12,054.
Last month, the three leading makers of luxury cars each struggled to match numbers from last year. The figures may be an early warning that luxury car sales in the United States have peaked.
The Detroit Three automakers' stocks were getting punished Tuesday morning after reporting monthly sales for April that were short of the totals that analysts expected.
Total new car sales for the month of April are expected to reach 1.51 million units sold, the highest April total ever according to analysts at Kelley Blue Book (KBB). Volume is forecast to be around...
Cadillac dealers have a problem. The cars they take from the manufacturer sit on their lots for a longer time than almost any other car company's models.
Earth Day seems like an appropriate time not only to look ahead to how we ought to take care of our planet, but to look back and remark on some of the progress that's been made.
Volkswagen has had a tough six months. A number of companies are set to benefit from German car maker’s woes.
Car companies cheat to make money in a world in which the competition for market share is bloody and brutal, and where profits are precious.
The magnitude 6.5 earthquake that struck Japan last week, and the aftershocks that have followed, have played havoc with Toyota's just-in-time supply chain.