Toyota regains world’s No 1 position in sales
As per a Reuters report, this performance puts the company ahead of GM, which sold 9.28 million vehicles last year, and also Volkswagen, which sold 9.07 million vehicles in 2012
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As per a Reuters report, this performance puts the company ahead of GM, which sold 9.28 million vehicles last year, and also Volkswagen, which sold 9.07 million vehicles in 2012. The result was in line with TMC’s December forecast and puts it back in the No. 1 spot, which it lost in 2011 when it was hit by a wave of negative publicity following the recall crisis in the United States, and a disrupted supply chain after the tsunami in Japan and floods in Thailand.
TMC aims to sell 9.91 million vehicles globally in 2013, up 1.6 percent from 2012.
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