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Toyota has expanded rapidly with new factories around the world. Now its management is concerned that quality for which Toyota was well known and which was carefully nurtured in Japan may slip at its overseas factories. Part of this may be because it takes time to train new employees in Toyota's manufacturing and quality control and the process may be rushed as Toyota tries to meet new demand.
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Detroit News 03/01/2010
Toyota May Delay New Models To Address Rising Quality Issues
Wall Street Journal 08/25/2006
Toyota Pressured to Boost North America Output - WSJ.com
Wall Street Journal 01/08/2007
Toyota's New U.S. Plan: Stop Building Factories
Wall Street Journal 06/20/2007
Lexus-Level Dependability, Now Available at Lower Prices
New York Times 08/12/2007
Toyota Slips and Ford Improves In Consumer Reports Survey
Wall Street Journal 10/17/2007
A recall for safety and reliability of a critical part- gas pedals that get stuck on floor mats- after initally denying that any problem exists. Four million pedals to be replaced. Its hard to turn off the car with the Toyota style ignition system. The recall affects the Camry, and other models.
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Toyota Bid for Cool May Leave Buyers Cold
Wall Street Journal 12/01/2011
Detroit News 03/01/2010
Japanese Autos Lose Ground in Consumer Reportsâ Reliability Ratings
New York Times 10/28/2013
Toyota Will Fix or Replace 4 Million Accelerator Pedals
New York Times 11/26/2009
Experts point to throttle not floor mats in Toyota accidents.
Detroit News 11/29/2009
Toyota Gets Stuck in a Pair of Ruts
BusinessWeek 11/18/2009
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