Toyota is a Japanese automaker that builds a full-line of cars, trucks, SUVs, and minivans. It is owned by Toyota Motor Corporation, and it has a large presence in North America in both operations and assembly. Its vehicles are known for quality, reliability, and versatility.
In this article:
- Who Makes Toyota Cars?
- What Sort of Vehicles Does Toyota Make?
- Detailed Toyota Buying Guides
- What Are The Best Toyota Cars?
Who Makes Toyota Cars?
Toyota was founded in 1937 as Toyota Motor Corporation, but it would not enter the U.S. market until 1957, starting with the Toyopet Crown, which did not sell well. Through the 60s and 70s it would find success with efficient models like the Corona and Corolla. It opened its first American plant in Kentucky, to produce the Camry. Today, it has production facilities Texas, Indiana, Alabama, and Mississippi, as well as in Mexico and Canada.
