Moving Forward with Toyota

The Toyota Motor Corporation has been in a constant state of recovery following the devastating earthquake and tsunami events in Japan. The disasters rocked the country and forced Toyota to begin rebuilding immediately. They originally expected to be at 100 percent recovery in production by the winter of this year. However, in true Toyota fashion, they came in ahead of schedule. Many of the American made vehicles are back to 100 percent production, able to get all the parts necessary for development from Japan. As a result, it is expected that the month of October will be a lucrative month for the brand.

Wholesale orders for the Toyota Motor Corporation are back to normal and business is finally moving in a completely positive direction. Many of the new Toyota cars St. Louis and trucks, which were difficult to acquire, will now be readily available at your local Toyota dealership. Toyota was able to achieve the recovery without having to raise the prices on their vehicles. When you visit your local Toyota dealer, you will note that all the Toyota cars and trucks are exactly as you would expect them; affordable and highly efficient.

They have also come out with the newly redesigned Toyota Camry car. However, they were committed to doing this at no added cost to the customer. While the increase in efficiency and upgrade in features was necessary, they were not willing to do so at the risk of having to raise the price significantly. Thanks to innovative production, and the help of robots, Toyota was able to achieve this. The price of the new Toyota Camry car is roughly 2 percent under the previous model.