Toyota Recognizes Top North American Suppliers for 2009
My New Favorite Sport: ?Toyota Half-Pipe?
Most Americans are now seized by the ?Devil Toyota? panic rampaging across this vast, enlightened nation of ours. Not me. I?m watching all this nonsense from the sidelines, popcorn bowl at hand. TV hasn?t been this...
Memo shows Toyota employees in Japan raised concerns
Toyota Motor Corp. turned over to Congress today a 3 1/2 -year-old memo written by employees in Japan raising questions about the company's safety record.
Toyota's Innocence May Be Long Gone, But The Hot 1 Lives On [Classic Ad Watch]
JAPAN: Toyota recruitment down 12%
Toyota Motor has said it plans to recruit 1,200 people for the 2010 business year starting in April, but will not hire clerical staff due to uncertain economic conditions.
The Tundra Frame Rust Recall Service Bulletin You'll Soon Be Seeing Across The Country [Toyota Recall]
Can the Toyota Way survive Toyota's ways?
In the 1950s, a Toyota engineer named Taiichi Ohno, just back from visiting the United States, where he was wowed by its supermarkets, began to think about how he could use what he saw as a way to run a factory. He obsessed over the idea of eliminating waste, of avoiding inventory buildup, of empowering workers to follow instructions meticulously and of aiming to continually improve.
Toyota's incentive deals drive interest. Can the company drive pricing back up?
Toyota is looking more like Detroit?s Big three all the time. First the quality problems and now the company has a big incentive campaign to win back loyalty. Toyota is offering 0% financing for up to five years and some discounted lease deals as a way to get buyers to look at its cars in the wake of its seemingly unending recall problems. The latest problem came in San Diego when a driver of a 2008 Prius claimed couldn?t stop the car even though...
JAPAN: Toyota mulls enhanced data recorders
Toyota is considering expanding the functions of a device installed in its vehicles to record data related to accidents to include the recording of sudden acceleration, sources familiar with the matter have said.
Rep. wants NHTSA to investigate new Toyota incident
The top Republican on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee wants federal investigators to review a California case of possible sudden acceleration in a Toyota.