Toyota considers expansion

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Toyota Motor Corp. is poised to add an assembly line in its manufacturing facility in Indiana in a bid to increase production capacity and eventually sell 1.5 mil vehicles per year in the US. At present, the company, which operates plants in Kentucky, West Virginia, Indiana, California and Canada, is capable of manufacturing 1.2 mil trucks and cars year in North America. According to Hiroshi Okuda, Toyota Motor pres, the company is also considering to expand its Canadian facilities.

Motor Vehicles & Parts, Transportation Equipment Manufacturing

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Toyota expected to construct two N.A. plants

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Toyota Motor Corp. is planning to construct two vehicle assemble plants in North American and one more plant in Canada. The company is also planning to sell 208,000 vehicles in 2007.

Canada, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, North America, Company business forecast/projection, Company forecasts

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Tennessee hopes to land Toyota assembly plant

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Tennessee state government is trying hard to win new assembly plant of automobile giant Toyota Corp. This will be the firms eight largest plant in America.

Japan, Government expenditures, Tennessee, Economic policy

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