Toyota Motor aims to top 6 mil. in group sales for 2001

Toyota Motor aims to top 6 mil. in group sales for 2001

NAGOYA, Japan - Fujio Cho, president of Toyota Motor Corp, holds a press conference at a hotel in Nagoya on Dec. 18. He told reporters that the Toyota group aims to sell 6.01 million vehicles in Japan and abroad in 2001, topping 6 million for the first time.

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