What’s Driving Toyota’s Unit Sales Growth In The U.S.

Toyota’s truck division, which sells vehicles such as the SUVs RAV4, Highlander and the minivan Sienna, has been the biggest contributor to the nearly 52% growth in annual unit sales for the company in the U.S., its biggest market.

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