News Source: GMA News
| about 1 year ago
Hit by soaring steel and other material costs, Nissan announced price hikes in Japan Friday for some commercial vehicle models but held back from increases on its more crucial passenger car offerings. Nissan Motor Co., Japan's third-biggest automaker,...
News Source: Xinhuanet.com
| about 1 year ago
Toyota Motor Corp, the world's second-largest carmaker, lowered its forecast for 2009 auto sales growth to 2.1 percent from 5.6 percent as record fuel prices and slowing economies damp global demand. Sales will climb to 9.7 million vehicles next year...
News Source: Japan Today
| about 1 year ago
Toyota cuts global sales target for 2009 to 9.7 mil units Friday 29th August, 06:52 AM JST Toyota Motor Corp on Thursday revised downward its global sales forecast for 2009, pushing back its target of becoming the world’s first automaker to sell...
News Source: MarketWatch
| about 1 year ago
U.S. consumer as well, with Lache targeting a 12% fall-off for the Japanese giant. Blaming weak demand in the key U.S. market, Toyota on Thursday reportedly cut its 2009 sales target to 9.7 million cars and trucks worldwide from 10.4 million. The...
News Source: BDNews24
| about 1 year ago
Toyota Motor Corp cut its 2009 vehicle sales forecast by nearly 7 percent as high fuel prices hammer demand for large cars and pickup trucks, and said it will speed up the rollout of hybrid and electric cars as their popularity grows. The weaker...
News Source: International Herald Tribune
| about 1 year ago
Toyota is only the latest of the global automakers to admit to suffering as inflation and economic weakness in their major markets undermine consumers' buying power, and high gasoline prices drive a shift toward more fuel-efficient, and in many cases,...