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« Previous: Pontiac reaches end of the line Next:Feds offer enhanced benefits, but NUMMI workers push for new production » Howes: Toyota not looking so shiny now DANIEL HOWES Is the Toyota Motor Corp. juggernaut losing its...
Some say the Japanese company has sacrificed its legendary quality in recent years to reach the goal of becoming the world's No. 1 automaker. The largest recall in Toyota Motor Corp. history will probably put a serious dent in...
Toyota not looking so shiny now Is the Toyota Motor Corp. juggernaut losing its conqueror-of-the-world mojo? Because if it was a Detroit automaker that was recalling 4.26 million vehicles to repair accelerator problems, or if...
Thursday 26th November, 05:16 AM JST WASHINGTON — Toyota Motor Corp will replace gas pedals on 3.8 million recalled vehicles in the United States to address problems with sudden acceleration or the pedal becoming stuck in the...
Even a new $375,000 Lexus doesn't liven up a recession-battered Tokyo Motor Show. Toyota chief Akio Toyoda did his best to liven up proceedings, but even the unveiling of a $375,000 Lexus supercar couldn't help this year's...
By Jon Rosen Special for, USA TODAY Whither the American worker? With the future of "Made in America" uncertain, protectionist sentiment has intensified, and many in the U.S. regard foreign companies as threats to the American...
Authors: Tatsuo Ishijima, Kazuya Goto, Norikazu Ohshima, Keizo Kinoshita, Hirotaka Toyoda The energy distribution of negative oxygen (O^{-}) ions and its spatial variation was measured in an RF magnetron plasma using a mass...
Cars are not a mere means of mobility. They respond to the driver’s will; they turn, speed up, slow down. Naturally, there’s a need for excitement…Of course, eco-friendly cars are a prerequisite for the future, but there must...
While a strengthening yen eats up profits, the carmaker's reputation for quality is taking a hit Tokyo—For a moment, Toyota Motor CEO Akio Toyoda sounded a lot like an executive from Detroit. Now that a weak dollar and strong...
Among an aging population that has lost interest in sweet, fizzy drinks, healthy tonics have become an elixir for Japanese beverage makers Kozo Toyoda, a 55-year-old yakitori restaurant owner in Tokyo's Koto ward, says he hopes...
