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^I don't believe so. Toyota has been making vehicles in the U.S. for decades. Just had to read "how toyota became #1" for class. A very interesting read, for any of you readers.
I bought a Toyota truck 30years ago and they said it was "made in America". I checked and what they did was ship the entire truck from overseas, along with bed, and once here they assembled bed on chassis. Hence,,made in USA. What crap!!
I know nothing at all about what goes on now, I dont care but I thought I`d share my experience.
I bought a Toyota truck 30years ago and they said it was "made in America". I checked and what they did was ship the entire truck from overseas, along with bed, and once here they assembled bed on chassis. Hence,,made in USA. What crap!!
I know nothing at all about what goes on now, I dont care but I thought I`d share my experience.
That was the trick 30 years ago. It's a little more involved now, but afaik, drivetrain stuff still comes in assembled, and they put the rest of it together here. ymmv.
I think the bed installation thing was a "letter of the law" deal to avoid import restrictions. The next step was the Nummi plant in Fremont, and from there other plants like Texas etc.
I bought a Toyota truck 30years ago and they said it was "made in America". I checked and what they did was ship the entire truck from overseas, along with bed, and once here they assembled bed on chassis. Hence,,made in USA. What crap!!
I know nothing at all about what goes on now, I dont care but I thought I`d share my experience.
Ford did the same thing with the Couriers, except at least on the first generation ones they made the bed in the US too.
Oh, and I found this plate last time I was in Idaho. Why someone would have this as a plate is beyond me-
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