Toyota's 1st qtr group sales rise 10.5%, record high

Toyota's 1st qtr group sales rise 10.5%, record high

NAGOYA, Japan - Toyota Motor Corp. Managing Director Takeshi Suzuki speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on Aug/. 3. The company said its consolidated sales in the April-June first quarter of the 2005 business year rose 10.5 percent from a year earlier to 4,981.79 billion yen, marking its highest first-quarter sales ever, supported by robust sales in overseas markets including North America.

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