(Bloomberg) -- Toyota Motor Corp., the world's
biggest carmaker by market value, expects to sell about 50
percent more vehicles in China in 2007 than a year earlier,
helped by surging demand for its Camry sedans.
The automaker aims to sell more than 450,000 vehicles in
China this year, it said in a statement today. Sales next year
may climb to at least 550,000, Etsuo Hattori, Toyota's chief
China representative, added in an interview at a car show in the
northeastern city of Changchun.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
biggest carmaker by market value, expects to sell about 50
percent more vehicles in China in 2007 than a year earlier,
helped by surging demand for its Camry sedans.
The automaker aims to sell more than 450,000 vehicles in
China this year, it said in a statement today. Sales next year
may climb to at least 550,000, Etsuo Hattori, Toyota's chief
China representative, added in an interview at a car show in the
northeastern city of Changchun.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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