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What is the history of Toyota?

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LaAmelia

07/30/25 2:09am

Toyota's history is as follows: 1. Founder of Toyota: Toyota Motor Corporation was originally established as the automotive division of "Toyoda Automatic Loom Works" founded by Sakichi Toyoda in September 1933. This proposal was put forward by Sakichi Toyoda's son, Kiichiro Toyoda, but the first president was Rizaburo Toyoda, the son-in-law who married into the family. 2. Supplier: Toyota Motor received support from the Japanese government to alleviate the shortage of funds and materials at that time. During World War II, although Toyota was the main supplier of vehicles for the Japanese military, primarily engaged in the production of military trucks, it was marked as "Toyota Motor Factory" on the maps of the U.S. military. 3. Market: Toyota was one of the earliest capitalist country automobile companies to enter China after 1949. Currently, in addition to selling imported vehicles in China, Toyota also produces cars in joint venture factories located in Tianjin, Chengdu, and Guangzhou.

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LeAllison

08/15/25 8:11am

The history of the Toyota brand is quite fascinating to me. It was initially established in 1937 by Kiichiro Toyoda, whose father Sakichi Toyoda made his fortune in textile machinery. Toyota originally started as an automatic loom manufacturer before transitioning into automobile production. During World War II, they manufactured military vehicles, and after the war, they launched their first passenger car, the AA, along with small trucks. In the 1950s, they entered the US market but didn't gain immediate success; however, they continuously improved their designs. The Corolla debuted in 1966 and remains in production today, becoming a sales champion. In the 1980s, they perfected the lean production system, reducing waste and improving efficiency. The new millennium saw the introduction of the Prius, the first mass-produced hybrid vehicle, which sparked the eco-friendly trend. The entire journey reads like an inspirational story - from a small factory to a global giant. As a car enthusiast, I truly admire this spirit of persistent innovation.

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