(Bloomberg) -- Toyota Motor Corp., wary of trumpeting
its success while U.S. automakers shut plants and cut jobs, is
downplaying its sales outlook in North America, said analysts and
investors -- who aren't buying it.
The company's sales in the region will grow as much as five
times faster than what the carmaker, poised to become the world's
biggest, predicts for the year ending March 31, according to
analyst estimates. North America accounts for about 60 percent of
Toyota's operating profit.
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its success while U.S. automakers shut plants and cut jobs, is
downplaying its sales outlook in North America, said analysts and
investors -- who aren't buying it.
The company's sales in the region will grow as much as five
times faster than what the carmaker, poised to become the world's
biggest, predicts for the year ending March 31, according to
analyst estimates. North America accounts for about 60 percent of
Toyota's operating profit.
Read more at Bloomberg Exclusive News
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