Toyota - Production and Sales Numbers

Production and Sales Numbers

Calendar year Total Japan United States
Production Sales Production Sales Sales
1935 20
1936 1,142
1937 4,013
1938 4,615
1939 11,981
1940 14,787
1941 14,611
1942 16,302
1943 9,827
1944 12,720
1945 3,275
1946 5,821
1947 3,922
1948 6,703
1949 10,824
1950 11,706
1951 14,228
1952 42,106
1953 16,496
1954 22,713
1955 22,786
1956 46,716
1957 79,527
1958 78,856
1959 101,194
1960 154,770
1961 210,937
1962 230,350
1963 318,495
1964 425,764
1965 477,643
1966 587,539
1967 832,130
1968 1,097,405
1969 1,471,211
1970 1,609,190
1971 1,955,033
1972 2,087,133
1973 2,308,098
1974 2,114,980
1975 2,336,053
1976 2,487,851
1977 2,720,758
1978 2,929,157
1979 2,996,225
1980 3,293,344
1981 3,220,418
1982 3,144,557
1983 3,272,335
1984 3,429,249
1985 3,665,622
1986 3,660,167
1987 3,638,279
1988 3,956,697 2,120,273
1989 3,975,902 2,308,863
1990 4,212,373 2,504,291
1991 4,085,071 2,355,356
1992 3,931,341 2,228,941
1993 3,561,750 2,057,848
1994 3,508,456 2,031,064
1995 3,171,277 2,060,125
1996 3,410,060 2,135,276
1997 3,502,046 2,005,949
1998 5,210,000
1999 5,462,000
2000 5,954,723 1,619,206
2001 5,847,743 4,046,637 2,291,503 1,741,254
2002 6,309,307 4,138,873 2,218,324 1,756,127
2003 6,826,166 4,244,667 2,305,635 1,866,314
2004 7,547,177 4,454,212 2,387,556 2,060,049
2005 8,232,143 4,611,076 2,368,817 2,260,296
2006 9,017,786 5,085,600 2,368,706 2,542,524
2007 9,497,754 5,119,631 2,261,515 2,620,825
2008 9,225,236 4,911,861 2,153,197 2,217,662
2009 7,234,439 3,543,199 1,996,174 1,770,147
2010 8,557,351 8,418,000 4,047,343 2,203,849 1,763,595
2011 7,858,091 3,483,464 1,783,521 1,644,661
Calendar year Production Sales Production Sales Sales
Total Japan United States

Japan production numbers 1937 to 1987. Global production since 1998, global and Japanese production, Japanese sales since 2001 consolidated incl. Daihatsu and Hino.

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