Jul. 20, 2004

Toyota Projections for 2004

 

Tokyo ― TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION (TMC) today announced the following projections for calendar year 2004.

2004 Projections
Unit: 10,000 vehicles (all figures approximate); ( ) indicates year-on-year difference
  Toyota Daihatsu Hino Total
Revision Difference* Revision Difference Revision Difference Revision Difference
Domestic
sales		 176
(2%)		 0 58
(6%)		 2 5
(-4%)		 1 238
(3%)		 2
Overseas
sales		 485
(11%)		 28 11
(25%)		 0 4
(31%)		 0 501
(12%)		 28
Worldwide
sales		 661
(9%)		 28 69
(9%)		 2 9
(10%)		 1 About
739
(9%)		 31
Domestic
production		 368
(5%)		 14 67
(4%)		 2 9
(6%)		 1 444
(5%)		 17
Overseas
production		 306
(20%)		 9 4
(79%)		 0 ― ― 310
(20%)		 9
Worldwide
production		 674
(11%)		 23 71
(7%)		 2 9
(6%)		 1 About
754
(10%)		 26
Exports 198
(8%)		 16 9
(3%)		 0 4
(24%)		 0 211
(8%)		 16

*Difference from initial plan


Reference: Results for 2003
Unit: 10,000 vehicles (all figures approximate); ( ) indicates year-on-year difference
  Toyota Daihatsu Hino Total
Domestic sales
172 (2%)
54 (7%)
5 (44%)
231 (4%)
Overseas sales
435 (13%)
9 (2%)
3 (42%)
448 (13%)
Worldwide sales
607 (10%)
63 (7%)
8 (43%)
678 (10%)
Domestic production
352 (1%)
64 (7%)
8 (53%)
424 (3%)
Overseas production
256 (19%)
2 (18%)
―
258 (19%)
Worldwide production
608 (8%)
66 (7%)
8 (53%)
683 (8%)
Exports
184 (1%)
8 (10%)
3 (45%)
195 (2%)
Notes: 1. Domestic Sales: based on registration and notification records (including vehicles produced overseas)
2. Exports: CBU + KD on a shipment base (including OEM)
3. Domestic production: CBU + KD on a domestic line-off base (including OEM)
4. Overseas production: includes vehicles for exports to Japan on a local line-off base (excluding OEM and KD)
5. Overseas sales: Toyota, Daihatsu and Hino data. Exports + Overseas production

The figures stated above are based on our judgment and assumption using currently available information and other factors. There is no guarantee that actual results will be as projected in view of the uncertainties involved in the judgment and assumption, as well as possible fluctuations resulting from changes in domestic and overseas conditions.