Toyota and Lexus Say "Welcome Home" to Troops with Special Financing and Military Rebate Program for ALL New Toyota ...
TORRANCE, Calif. , Jan. 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- As tens of thousands of troops return from overseas deployments, Toyota and Toyota Financial Services (TFS), and Lexus and Lexus Financial Services (LFS) ...
Toyota targets Lexus sales
TOKYO: Toyota Motor Corp said on Thursday it aims to boost worldwide sales of its Lexus luxury cars by about a quarter to 500,000-510,000 vehicles this year, bringing them back to levels before the global financial crisis hammered demand.
Toyota aims to boost worldwide sales of Lexus
TOKYO (REUTERS) - Toyota Motor said on Thursday it aims to boost worldwide sales of its Lexus luxury cars by about a quarter to 500,000 to 510,000 vehicles this year, bringing them back to levels before the global financial crisis hammered demand.
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Toyota-Lexus financing deals, city recycling update, off-road news and the La Jolla Concours d'Elegance.
Toyota, Lexus Offer Returning Troops A 'Welcome Home' Deal
Thousands of military personnel have recently returned from overseas deployments, and to mark the occasion, Toyota and Lexus are offering America's men and women in uniform special financing on new vehicles for the next several weeks. Cash-back rebates are included in the deal, too. On the Toyota front, the Welcome Home Special APR Program offers...
Small Fish In A Big Pond? Lexus Hopes It Can Sell 500,000 Cars Globally In 2012
Toyota Motor Corp. said on Thursday it aims to boost worldwide sales of its Lexus luxury brand by about a quarter to 500,000 to 510,000 vehicles this year, bringing them back to levels before the global financial crisis hammered demand.
Where the Jobs Are: MFG Benefits, JD Benefits Services merger creates jobs
MFG Benefits LLC, a subsidiary of Reno-based MacLean Financial Group, has merged with JD Benefits Services.
BACK ON TOP
General Motors reclaims world’s biggest carmaker title two years after emerging from bankruptcy GENERAL Motors (GM) reclaimed its title as the world’s biggest carmaker, successfully emerging from its 2009 bankruptcy woes to overtake Volkswagen (VW) and Toyota Motor in the race to the top.