Toyota plans 9 million vehicles for 2006

Toyota has released its production and sales forecast for 2006, and it’s impressive. Planned worldwide production for 2006 is 9,060,000 units, which could well put it ahead of GM as the world’s largest automaker. According to AIADA, GM will produce about 9 million vehicles this year.

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Toyota has released its production and
sales forecast for 2006, and it’s impressive. Planned worldwide production for 2006 is 9,060,000 units, which
could well put it ahead of GM as the world’s largest automaker. According to AIADA, GM will produce about 9 million vehicles
this year.
Overseas sales for Toyota Motor Corp., which includes Daihatsu and Hino, are forecast to grow
by 12 percent year-over-year, with both Daihatsu and Hino slated for 24 percent growth (although still a small part of
the overseas sales total).

Overseas production is planned to grow 12 percent for the Toyota brand, and
38 percent for Daihatsu.