Toyota,
it is the
world's largest automaker by
revenue
(USD
$215.62
billion[5]),
production, sales (first half 2007: 4.72 million[6])
and profit ($15.09 billion[7])
in front of
General Motors.
Toyota in the year 2005 had made enough, on
profits alone, to buy out the Ford Company.
Toyota owns and operates Toyota,
Lexus,
Scion,
has a majority shareholding in
Daihatsu
Motors (a
minicar
manufacturer, that includes the
hybrid vehicle
technology
Daihatsu Mild Hybrid System)[8],
Hino Motors
(a manufacturer of commercial
trucks,
including
hybrid vehicles)
[9]
and has minority shareholdings in
Fuji Heavy Industries
(a manufacturer of
Subaru
brand cars), Isuzu Motors (the commercial truck
manufacturer) and in Yamaha Motors the engine,
motor cycle and marine craft manufacturer. The
company includes 522
subsidiaries
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