Toyota can't steer clear of bad news
                   
signonsandiego.com     May 9, 2008            

TOKYO – Battered by a slumping North American auto market and unfavorable currency swings, Toyota is forecasting a double barrel of bad news this fiscal year: its first year-on-year sales slide in nine years and first profit slip in seven years. The list of problems is growing for Toyota,... [read full story]                    


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Australia motor vehicle sales fall 3.4 pct in July

yahoo.com     53 mins ago          

fell 3.4 percent in July from the previous month on a seasonally adjusted basis, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said on Thursday. In July, 85,411 vehicles were sold, compared to 88,402 in June. Sales were 4.1 percent lower...                    

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13. July vehicle sales improve

thestar.com.my     2 hrs ago   1 related          

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GM Brings Back Employee-Pricing Strategy

adage.com     3 hrs ago   103 related          

DETROIT (AdAge.com) -- With America's new-car market in the dumps, General Motors Corp. returned to one of its former strategies to try to goose sales. The automaker is bringing back "employee discounts" this week that will...                    

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Toyota's global sales rose 2 percent in 1st-half

wtop.com     Jul 23, 2008   194 related          

By YURI KAGEYAMA AP Business Writer TOKYO (AP) - In the first quarter, GM lost its lead, selling 2.25 million vehicles to Toyota's 2.41 million. Toyota Motor Corp. spokesman Hideaki Homma said the company sold 4,817,941...                    

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