Toyota's global output for FY 2009 likely to fall 10%

Toyota's global output for FY 2009 likely to fall 10%

TOKYO, Japan - This undated file photo shows Toyota Motor Corp.'s plant at its headquarters in Toyota, Aichi Prefecture. Toyota plans to set a target of around 6.3 million units for its global vehicle production in the 2009 business year starting April 1, down about 10 percent from the 2008 business year, sources familiar with the matter said Feb. 26. The building (R in back) is the Toyota head office.

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