Toyota on course to be No. 1 automaker in '07

Toyota on course to be No. 1 automaker in '07

NAGOYA, Japan - Katsuaki Watanabe (L), president of Toyota Motor Corp., briefs reporters on the company group's global sales and production plans for fiscal 2007 at a hotel in Nagoya on Dec. 22.

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