As popular as Toyota is globally, you may be surprised where the whereabouts is for its largest factory. Here’s where it’s located and how big it really is.
In the decades since Toyota released its very first car in 1936 — the Model AA sedan – it has become one of the true titans of the modern auto landscape. One can only imagine that the company has grown beyond anything the designers of the Model AA might’ve foreseen when that car hit the streets of Japan. — even the most optimistic of business projections conjured by company bosses in the 1930s couldn’t have anticipated just how popular the Toyota brand would become in America.
Yet here we are, with Toyota ranking among the best-selling brands not only in the U.S., but in markets spanning all corners of the globe. Concurrently, Toyota also ranks among the top manufacturers in the world, with the company aspiring to produce more than 10 million automobiles in 2024 alone. Whether you realize it or not, a significant portion of the Japanese company’s vehicle and engine production actually occurs outside of its native lands.
