Toyota raises 2002 sales projection

Toyota raises 2002 sales projection

TOKYO, Japan - Toyota Motor Corp. President Fujio Cho tells reporters in Tokyo on July 29 that the company's worldwide sales in 2002 will reach about 5.5 million vehicles, up from 5.3 million the company forecast last December. (Kyodo)

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