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November 21, 2007

Toyota Raises China Sales Goal

TOKYO -- Toyota Motor Corp. said Wednesday that it has raised its 2007 sales projection for China on solid sales of small cars and aims to sell even more vehicles there next year, according to the Associated Press.

Toyota, which appears to be on track to beat General Motors Corp. as the world's top automaker as soon as later this year, raised its sales estimate in China for this year to 480,000 cars from 430,000 due to the popularity of its Vios small car and the newly introduced Camry, Toyota spokesman Naoki Oku said.

The company sold 308,000 cars in China in 2006.

Posted by Peter C. T. Elsworth  at 9:33 AM to China , Toyota | Permalink

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