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TOYOTA Operations 2014 Toyota Across the United States Indiana Kentucky TOYOTA OPERatIONS 2014 TOYOTA AcroSS THE UNITED STATES INDIANA KENTUCKY SIENNA since 1997 SEQUOIA since 2000 HIGHLANDER since 2009 CAMRY since 2007 CAMRY since 1988 AVALON since 1994 VENZA since 2008 LEXUS ES 350 (in IN since 2003) (Highlander Hybrid in IN (Camry Hybrid in KY (Avalon Hybrid in KY starting 2015 since 2013) since 2006) since 2012) Toyota Sales or Service Office* Lexus Sales or Service Office* Financial Services Office* Manufacturing Facility1 Contracted Manufacturer Supplier State Hino Operation or Manufacturing Facility Research and Development Center Design Center Holding Company TEXAS Toyota Museum TACOMA since 1991 TUNDRA since 1998 (in TX since 2010) (in TX since 2006) PUERTO RICO COROLLA since 1986 (in MS since 2011) DEALERSHIPS THROUGHOUT THE U.S. All data as of December 2013. *May represent more than one location. 1Toyota vehicles and components are built using U.S. and globally sourced parts. TOYOTA STATE BY STATE IMPACT EMPLOYMENT INVESTMENT ($ MIL) PRODUCTS AND PARTS 1 2 MADE BY Toyota 4 DIRECT INDIRECT DIRECT DEALER AND AFFiliatE COMPANIES3 PURCHASED IN-StatE Exterior Lighting, Injection Moldings, Engines AL 1,150* 2,694 769.5* 303.0 Metal Stampings Aluminum Wheels, Exterior Door Handles, AR Axles, Suspension Parts 263 1,886 255.2 163.5 HVAC Systems Catalytic Converters, Steering Injection Moldings, Columns, Race Engines, Race Engine CA 5,708 21,152 2,244.1 3,522.9 Multimedia (Navigation) Components, Axle Components Brake Components, Door Frames, GA 74 4,004 77.1 851.1 Seals/Gaskets, Roof Racks Airbag ECU, Body Shell, Carpet, IL 257 8,858 549.2 800.9 Door Trim, Seats, Sunroof Brake Components, Console, Door Trim, Exhaust Camry, Highlander/Highlander Hybrid, Systems, Fuel Tanks, Hinges/Locks, Seats, IN 4,651 13,884 3,900.0* 301.6 Sequoia, Sienna, Steel Bumpers, Bearings, Metal Stampings Avalon/Avalon Hybrid, Body Shell, Glass, Headliner, Instrument Panel Camry/Camry Hybrid, Venza, KY 8,944 12,731 5,900.0* 272.1 Components, Seats, Weatherstrip, Wheels Engines, Powertrain Parts Research & Development. Recent vehicles Convenience Electronics, Hoses, Radiators, engineered include Avalon, Camry, Sienna, MI 1,153 7,153 1,119.1 304.5 Rearview Mirror, Sun Visors, Switches Tacoma, Tundra, Venza and RAV4 EV. Airbags, Instrument Panel, Engine Parts/Components MO 768 3,205 656.4 338.9 Grilles & Ornamentation, Steering Wheels Bumpers, Instrument Panels, Seats, MS 2,000 2,699 870.8* 142.9 Corolla Front and Rear Suspension Components, Glass, Interior Plastics, Door Trim Automatic Transmission, Catalytic Converter, NC 54 7,367 50.7 700.8 Driveshaft, Window Motors, Tires OH 168 6,695 442.8 703.7 Body Shell, Brake Components, Paint, Spoiler Door Locks, Exhaust Systems, Grilles & TN 257 8,998 769.5 445.7 Engine Parts/Components Ornamentation, Large Die Casting, Power Steering Components, Starters/Alternators Body Shell, Carpet, Door Trim, Headliner, TX 2,900* 15,344 2,300.0* 2,131.8 Tacoma, Tundra Instrument Panel & Console, Metal Stampings, Power Steering Hoses, Seats WV 1,300* 883 1,300.0* 102.0 Engines, Transmissions, Hino Trucks Ignition Coil, O2 Sensors, Spark Plugs OTHER statES 3,836 68,768 1,003.5 11,860.3 States with the largest manufacturing or supplier operations. 5 State and affiliate investment figures are based on different parameters, therefore figures may vary. TOTALS 32,345 186,321 20,111.0 22,945.8 All data as of December 2013 except where noted. All figures are reported in U.S. dollars. 1Represents dealer and supplier jobs. 2Includes U.S. and Puerto Rico. 3Toyota vehicles and components are built using U.S. and globally sourced parts. *Estimated 4Represents only a selection of parts purchased. 5Represents actual. TOYOTA MILESTONES 1957 Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A. established 1972 Manufacturing operations begin in US 1973 Calty Design Research established 1977 Toyota Technical Center, U.S.A. incorporated 1986 Vehicle production begins in US 1987 Toyota U.S.A. Foundation established 1993 Arizona Proving Ground established 1996 North American manufacturing headquarters established 1997 Five millionth North American vehicle produced 1999 First hybrid vehicle sold in US 2002 Ten millionth North American vehicle produced 2006 Hybrid production begins in US 2008 One millionth Prius sold globally 2010 Toyota North American Center for Quality Excellence established 2011 Collaborative Safety Research Center (CSRC) launched 2012 25 millionth North American vehicle produced TOYOTA IN THE UNITED STATES MANUFACTURING Locations OPErations INVESTMENT EMPloymENT & ENGINEERING1 Toyota Motor Engineering Headquartered in Erlanger, TEMA is responsible for Toyota’s engineering design and development, $1.1 billion 3,150 & Manufacturing North Kentucky. Major operations in R&D, and manufacturing activities in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. America, Inc. (TEMA) Arizona, California and Michigan. Consolidated 2006. Toyota Auto Body Manufacturing plant in TABC, Toyota’s first North American manufacturing plant produces $258.9 million 430 California, Inc. (TABC) Long Beach, California. sheet metal components, steering columns, catalytic converters, weld Established 1972. sub-assemblies and painted rear axles for Toyota’s North American manufacturing facilities and for export to Japan. Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Manufacturing plant in TMMK, Toyota’s largest manufacturing facility in North America, $5.9 billion 6,900 Kentucky, Inc. (TMMK) Georgetown, Kentucky. builds the Avalon, Avalon Hybrid, Camry, Camry Hybrid, and Venza. Established 1986. In addition, TMMK builds 4-cylinder and V6 engines and powertrain parts. Production of the Lexus ES 350 begins in 2015. Bodine Aluminum, Inc. Manufacturing plants in St. Louis The St. Louis plant manufactures engine brackets and carrier covers. $603.5 million 920* and Troy, Missouri and Jackson, The Troy plant manufactures cylinder heads, cylinder blocks, and Tennessee. Established in 1912 automatic transmission parts. Bodine also produces aluminum cylinder and purchased by Toyota in 1990. blocks and automatic transmission parts at its plant in Jackson. Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Manufacturing plant in TMMI produces the Sequoia, Sienna, and Highlander/Highlander Hybrid. $3.9 billion 4,400 Indiana, Inc. (TMMI) Princeton, Indiana. Established 1996. Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Manufacturing plant in Toyota Motor Manufacturing, West Virginia, Inc. (TMMWV), in Buffalo, $1.3 billion* 1,300* West Virginia, Inc. (TMMWV) Buffalo, West Virginia. manufactures 4-cylinder engines for the Corolla and Matrix and V6 Established 1996. engines for Lexus RX 350, Sienna, and Highlander. In addition, TMMWV manufactures 6-speed automatic transmissions for Camry, Avalon, Lexus RX 350, Sienna, Venza, RAV4 and Highlander. Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Manufacturing plant in TMMAL manufactures 4-cylinder engines for the Camry, RAV4, $769.5 million* 1,150* Alabama, Inc. (TMMAL) Huntsville, Alabama. Venza, and Highlander. In addition, TMMAL manufactures V6 and Established 2001. V8 engines for the Tacoma, Tundra, Sequoia and Highlander. Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Manufacturing plant TMMTX manufactures the Tundra and Tacoma trucks. $2.3 billion 2,900* Texas, Inc. (TMMTX) in San Antonio, Texas. Established 2003. Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Manufacturing plant in TMMMS manufactures the Toyota Corolla. $870.8 million 2,000 Mississippi, Inc. (TMMMS) Blue Springs, Mississippi. Established 2007. Hino Motors Manufacturing Headquartered in Farmington A consolidated subsidiary of Toyota, Hino’s suburban Detroit office $317.4 million 640 U.S.A., Inc. Hills, Michigan. Manufacturing serves as headquarters for its manufacturing activities in the U.S. operations in Arkansas, Hino assembles Class 6 & 7 Hino brand trucks in West Virginia, California, and West Virginia. and builds axles and other components for certain Toyota vehicles Service parts depot in California. in Arkansas and California. Hino also maintains a service parts Established 2003. distribution warehouse in California. Fuji Heavy Manufacturing Subaru of Indiana Automotive, This is a collaborative agreement between SIA parent Fuji Heavy $285.3 million N/A U.S.A., Inc. (Collaboration) Inc. (SIA) in Lafayette, Indiana. Industries Ltd. and Toyota Motor Corporation to build the Toyota Collaboration established in 2006. Camry at SIA. TRD, U.S.A. Inc. Headquartered in Costa Mesa, TMS Motorsports Marketing participates in NASCAR, NHRA, and $70.4 million 233 California. NASCAR support other U.S. racing series with product activation and related marketing operation in Salisbury, activities. In support of this, TRD, U.S.A. (a subsidiary of TMS), designs, North Carolina. develops, manufactures, and assembles racing engines for Toyota’s Established 1979. racing teams, and in addition, provides teams with race vehicle engineering and at-track race support. Toyota Info Technology Headquartered in Mountain ITC evaluates and develops new technologies to contribute to Toy- N/A N/A Center, U.S.A., Inc. (ITC) View, California. Branch office in ota’s next-generation in-car service and application platforms for New York. Established 2001. improved communications, safety, efficiency, and performance. *Estimated All data as of December 2013. All figures are reported in U.S. dollars, except where noted. 1Toyota vehicles and components are built using U.S. and globally sourced parts. TOYOTA IN THE UNITED STATES HOLDING COMPANY Locations OPErations INVESTMENT EMPloymENT Toyota Motor Offices in New York City TMA is the holding company for Toyota’s U.S. sales and manufacturing $10.9 million 94
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