Merry Christmas

The Wreath Is On The Door

The wreath is on the door
And the snow is on the tree
God has laid His holy hands
On all that we can see.

Be quick to raise your voice
And praise what He has brought.
Keep now His love in every choice
And Christmas in every thought.

Merry Christmas

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Where Are Toyota's Built?

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Toyota's do not strictly come from Japan as most assume. In fact over 15 million Toyota's have been built in the United States.

Toyota manufacturing takes place worldwide with final assembly usually being in the country where they are sold in order to avoid shipping entire cars across the ocean. Parts manufacturing are spread across the world from places such as the United States, Japan, Thailand to Africa.

There are some Toyota's which are strictly made in a certain country. For example certain Toyota trucks are only built in the US.

So when you get your Toyota, the final papers will usually say it is built in the country you live in however, it can have parts in it that are world wide.

 

Source: wikianswers

Where Are Toyota's Built?

Answer:

Toyota's do not strictly come from Japan as most assume. In fact over 15 million Toyota's have been built in the United States.

Toyota manufacturing takes place worldwide with final assembly usually being in the country where they are sold in order to avoid shipping entire cars across the ocean. Parts manufacturing are spread across the world from places such as the United States, Japan, Thailand to Africa.

There are some Toyota's which are strictly made in a certain country. For example certain Toyota trucks are only built in the US.

So when you get your Toyota, the final papers will usually say it is built in the country you live in however, it can have parts in it that are world wide.

Source: Wiki/Answers

Toyota Camatte57s Concept

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1991 Toyota Avalon

CALTY Design Research Center

In the car industry “surprise and delight” is key, just think of the cup holder in the Audi A3 that with the slightest touch effortlessly deploys from the dash. The Avalon’s “surprise and delight” is its roof which totally folds back. Totally impractical, just think about if it rained, but it give the rest of the car that low sleek look, as well as adding that 4 door convertible option. Built as a concept in 1991, it looks like it was just “wow” styling exercise, and it does do its job very well.

Source: ThePetrolStop

Toyota Camette Concept

At the 2012 International Tokyo Toy Show Toyota is presenting a family-oriented concept vehicle called Camette, aimed at promoting cars to a future generation of customers.

The Toyota Camette is a pure concept with no plans for production. It features a customizable body, with easily removable body panels, available in a wide range of colors and designs.

The simple body structure and components have been used to give parents and children the chance to become more familiar with the workings of motor vehicles.

The interior features seating for three in a triangular ‘1+2’ configuration to create an intimate family driving space, maximizing parent-child communication.

The pedals and seats are fully adjustable to allow children to operate controls (where legal), while an adult seated in the right rear seat can assist with steering and braking.

The Camette is on dusplay at the 2012 International Tokyo Toy Show in two versions, the Camette ‘Sora’, and Camette ‘Daichi’.

Source: carbodydesign