1. Toyota is one of the top ten automobile industry companies in the world and the largest automobile company in Japan. It was founded in 1933 and has now developed into a huge industrial group focusing on automobile production; its business involves machinery, electronics, finance and other industries.
In its early days, Toyota focused on manufacturing textile machinery. Founder Kiichiro Toyoda established the Automobile Department at the Textile Machinery Manufacturing Works in 1933, thus beginning the history of Toyota Motor Company manufacturing automobiles.
In 1935, Toyota AI model car was successfully trial-produced, and the Automobile Industry Company was officially established the next year.
But the company developed slowly throughout the 1930s and 1940s, and it was only after World War II that Toyota Motor Company accelerated its pace of development.
By introducing European and American technology, and under the guidance of American automotive technology experts and management experts, they quickly mastered advanced automotive production and management technology, and based on the characteristics of the Japanese nation, they created the famous Toyota production management model and continued to improve it.
Improvement and improvement greatly improved factory production efficiency and product cars flooded into the North American market in large numbers in the late 1960s.
In 1972, the company produced a total of 10 million cars.
Future investment is 3.821 billion yuan, sales (world) 153,111.0 million US dollars. Toyota's brands include: Daihatsu, Lexus, etc. 1. General Motors is the world's largest automobile company, with an annual industrial output value of more than 100 billion US dollars.
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Its logo GM is taken from the first letters of the first two words of its English name (General Motro Corporation).
It was developed by William Durant on the basis of Buick Motor Company in September 1908 and was founded in Detroit, the automobile city of the United States.
The current headquarters remains in Detroit.
General Motors ranks first among the 500 largest companies in the United States and second among the world's largest industrial companies.
It employs 800,000 people in the United States and around the world, distributed in 40 countries and regions around the world. The GM family's total annual automobile production reaches 9 million vehicles.
General Motors is one of the earliest large-scale enterprises in the United States to implement joint-stock systems and expert group management.
The cars produced by General Motors typically display the characteristics of American cars such as luxury, spaciousness, comfortable interior, fast speed, and large reserve power.
And General Motors pays special attention to quality and the adoption of new technologies.
Therefore, General Motors' products have always enjoyed a high reputation in the minds of users.
The company entered China in 1997. The main company it cooperates with in China is Shanghai General Motors. The models produced by Shanghai General Motors include Buick, Sail, Chevrolet, Cadillac, etc. The production bases are distributed (China) in Shanghai, Shandong, Guangxi, and Shandong. Future investment
3 billion U.S. dollars, sales (world) 195,324.0 million U.S. dollars. GM's brands include: Pontiac, Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick, Holden, Vauxhall, Oldsmobile, Opel, Saab, Saturn,
Thunderbird, GMC, Suzuki (Suzuki), Isuzu (Isuzu) Daewoo. 2. Ford Ford Motor Company was founded by Mr. Henry Ford in 1903 and is one of the largest automobile companies in the world.
In 1908, Ford Motor Company produced the world's first car for ordinary people, the Model T, and the world's automotive industrial revolution began.
In 1913, Ford Motor Company developed the world's first assembly line. This pioneering achievement brought the number of Model T cars to 15 million units in one go, setting a world record that has not yet been broken.
For this reason, Mr. Ford is revered as the man who "put the wheels on the world."
In 1999, Fortune magazine named him a "Business Giant of the Twentieth Century" in recognition of his and Ford Motor Company's outstanding contributions to the development of human industry.
There is only one secret to Mr. Henry Ford's success: trying his best to understand people's inner needs, using the best materials and the best employees to create good cars for the public that everyone can afford.
Today, Ford is the world's leading automobile manufacturer. It is headquartered in Dearborn, Michigan, USA. It operates in more than 200 regional markets on six continents, with 325,000 employees and 110 factories spread across the country.
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As a world-class automobile company, today's Ford still adheres to the corporate philosophy pioneered by Mr. Henry Ford: "Consumers are the center of our work. We must always think about our consumers when we work, and provide better services than our competitors."
Better products and services." Future investment of more than US$1 billion, sales (world) of US$1,645,050,000. Ford Motor Company owns eight major automobile brands, including Aston Martin, Ford,
Lincoln, Mazda, and Mercury. In addition, Ford Motor Company also owns Ford Motor Credit, the world's largest auto credit company, Hertz, the world's largest car rental company, and
The famous car service brand QualityCare.
These world-famous brands contain extraordinary value to Ford and consumers around the world.
4. General Motors General Motors is the world's largest automobile company, with an annual total industrial output value of more than 100 billion US dollars.
Its logo GM is taken from the first letters of the first two words of its English name (General Motro Corporation).