The number one-selling passenger car in the U.S.
Three NASCAR titles.
Yet Toyota’s success today seemed far out of reach early on. The automaker left the American market for nearly four years after its first car failed to sell.
Inside Toyota’s U.S. headquarters lies a treasure trove…
This museum is CLOSED, according to Wikipedia, and also visitors on TripAdvisor. Hemmings Motor News says Toyota is opening an "Experience Center" in Texas: https://www.hemmings.com/stories/2017/09/15/toyota-closing-california-museum-opening-new-experience-center-in-texas
In reply to bbmerchant :
That's correct. These photos are from Texas in 2022. It is from their Experience Center.
My parents bought a new Toyota in 1970–a bit unusual for the time.
Next year marks 20 years Toyota has been involved in NASCAR. Hopefully we can add to that championship count on Sunday.
In reply to stafford1500 :
Dang, where does the time go?
David S. Wallens said:In reply to stafford1500 :
Dang, where does the time go?
totally
also, way back in the day, my sister had a '77 celica GT coupe with a 5-speed. neat little car. i T-boned a red-light runner and totalled it returning from a date in 1985. i had the car for a couple days, cleaning it up to sell it for her. :-( insurance payout was more than her asking price. :-)
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