Toyota Motor Corporation is a Japanese automaker headquartered in Toyota City, Japan. It manufactures automobiles and also provides financial services. The company was founded in 1937 and has grown to become one of the largest automakers in the world. In the late 2000s, Toyota faced several recalls due to issues with accelerators sticking in certain models. Toyota addressed these problems by recalling millions of vehicles worldwide to check and repair the issues, making changes to improve safety processes, and working to rebuild their public image and reputation for quality.

1. Toyota Motor Corporation
A Company Overview and Success Story

2. 1. Company Overview.
● Toyota is headquartered in Toyota City, Aichi.
● In addition to manufacturing automobiles, Toyota
provides financial services through its Toyota Financial
Services division and also builds robots.
● the founding family name is Toyoda (豊田), the company
name was changed in order to signify the separation of the
founders' work life from home life, to simplify the
pronunciation, and to give the company a happy beginning.
Toyota (トヨタ) is considered luckier than Toyoda (豊田) in
Japan.

3. 1. Company Overview..
Mission Statement:
The mission of the Toyota Motors Corporation is to make
maximum long-term profits for its stockholders and be a
good corporate citizen.
Vision Statement:
To become the most successful and respected car company
in each market around the world by offerring customers the
best purchasing and ownership experience.

4. Akio Toyoda
Toyota Headquarter
Toyota City, Japan

5. 2. Company Profile.
Company Name Toyota Motor Corporation
President and Representative Akio Toyoda
Director
Company Address ( Head 1 Toyota-Cho, Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture 471-8571, Japan
Office) Phone: (0565) 28-2121
Date founded August 28, 1937
Capital 397.05 billion yen (as of March 31, 2011)
Fiscal Year From April 1 to March 31 of the following year
Main Business Activities Motor Vehicle Production and Sales
Number of employees 317,716 (as of March 31, 2011)
(consolidated)

6. 3. Company History.
1933 Automobile department established within textile loom maker Toyoda Automatic
Loom Works, now known as Toyota Industries, founded by Sakichi Toyoda, an
inventor.
1935 First vehicle, the Model G1 truck, built. First Toyota dealership established.
1936 Production starts of its first car, the Model AA.
1957 Crown becomes first passenger car made in Japan to be exported to the United States.
1962 First overseas vehicle plant, in Brazil.
1964 First Asian vehicle plant outside Japan, in Thailand.
1972 Cumulative production in Japan reaches 10 million vehicles.
1989 Toyota starts luxury Lexus brand in North America.
1992 - First European car plant begins production in Britain.
1997 Prius, the first mass-produced hybrid car, offered.
1998 Toyota takes majority stake in minivehicle maker Daihatsu Motor.

7. 3. Company History..
1999 100 millionth Toyota vehicle produced in Japan.
2001 Toyota takes majority stake in truck maker Hino Motors.
2003 Toyota makes 6.78 million vehicles and overtakes Ford
Motor in annual sales to become world No. 2 behind General
Motors.
2005 Toyota takes minority stake in Fuji Heavy Industries, maker
of Subaru cars, for cooperation in vehicle technology
development and use of its U.S. factory.
2006 Toyota takes minority stake in truck maker Isuzu Motors to
beef up diesel engine technology.

8. 4. Management Structure.
Toyota Manufacturing UK
- Organisational Structure

9. 4. Management Structure..

10. 4. Marketing Strategy/System.
● Marketing: ● Strategy: ● " Toyota Way" Four
Toyota's marketing efforts in North Based on five princebels; Components:
America have focused on
emphasizing the positive ● 1. Challenge 1. Long-term thinking as a
experiences of ownership and ● 2. Kaizen basis for management
vehicle quality. The ownership (improvement) decisions.
experience has been targeted in ● 3. Genchi Genbutsu (go 2. A process for problem-
slogans such as "You asked for it! and see) solving.
You got it!" (1975–1979), "Oh, what ● 4. Respect 3. Adding value to the
a feeling!" (1979 – September 1985, ● 5. Teamwork organization by
in the US),"Who could ask for developing its people.
anything more?" (September 1985 4. Recognizing that
– 1989), "I love what you do for continuously solving
me, Toyota!" (1989–1997), root problems drives
"Everyday" (1997–2001)", "Get the organizational learning.
feeling!" (2001–2004), and
"Moving Forward" (2004–
present).

11. 5. Problems the Company Had.
1. Sep. 29, 2009 Floor mat recall:
Toyota recalled 55,000 sets of heavy-duty rubber floor
mats from the Toyota Camry and ES 350 sedans. The
recalled mats were of the optional "all-weather" type.
NHTSA stated that the recall was due to the risk that
unsecured mats could move forward and trap the gas
pedal.

12. 5. Problems the Company Had..
2. January 21, 2010 Accelerator pedal
recall:
Toyota initiated a second recall, this time in response to
reports of accelerator pedals sticking in cars without floor
mats.

13. 5. Problems the Company Had...
3. February 3, 2010 Anti-lock brake
software recall:
The NHTSA announced that it had received reports from 102
drivers of possible problems related to the braking system on the
MY 2010 Toyota Prius, while an additional 14 such reports had
been received in Japan. Three of these reports claimed that brake
problems had led to the car crashing.

14. 6. What solutions they found?
● Recall all the affected cars worldwide for check and
repair.
● Trying to change the public image of the company.
● Major changes in the Safety Department.

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Masaro Ali