Toyota To Export American Made Trucks
Toyota, like other automakers, has been struggling to sell units of their full size trucks and SUVs in North America as the economy suffers and gas prices rise. While these vehicles struggle domestically, there is still demand for them abroad which has prompted Toyota to begin exporting them to marketing outside North America.
Domestically, consumer preferences have changed dramatically, and gas guzzling trucks and SUVs are not selling as well as they had just a couple years ago at Toyota Dealers Portland and around the country. However, in growing markets abroad such as the Middle East, China, and Russia, demand for these vehicles is still strong. The Sequoia for example will soon to be heading to the Middle East this year with the Sienna coming to China in 2010.
Toyota has recently addresses production issues as demand domestically has not warranted full production capacities, especially considering slowing Toyota trucks sales as Sacramento Toyota has seen. With vehicles been exported to new markets, Toyota now has greater flexibility to utilize Indiana and Texas based facilities.
The Avalon is the only Toyota vehicle currently manufactured in the U.S. but exported abroad, which is sells in the Middle East in relatively small numbers.
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