The number is still going to grow, as Toyota continues to show growth in the United States and Japan until November. In fact, in the same period, the total market in Japan shot 31% for assisted government incentives are disbursed. Madoka Suzuki, Toyota's chief marketing networking in Sendai said, "Today is back to normal market conditions and sales volumes return to pre-disaster levels. Improved market started since October last year."
This year, world car market is predicted to exceed 80 million units in total and will be a new record for the first time. The surge occurred in the U.S. and Japan despite a decline in Europe. According to the analysis of the research institute LMC Automotive, Toyota's sales increased due to the recovery from the tsunami and beat GM.
The recovery in the U.S. auto market after the financial crisis of 2009 continued to occur until later this year. All brands in the U.S. car market is experiencing the benefits. "The U.S. market is very wide, when we had double-digit growth it will also boost global sales," beber Rebecca Lindland, an industry analyst at IHS Automotive.
