Toyota Motor (NYSE:TM) announced plans to roll out six all-new hybrid vehicles worldwide by 2012, a Toyota spokesman confirmed. Toyota hasn't yet revealed whether the new automobiles will be sold in the US, but since the US is the largest market for hybrids, its safe to assume most if not all will go on sale in the states. All six will, however, be conventional gas/electric hybrids, not plug-in vehicles. The automaker had previously stated that the Prius, which is the company's most popular hybrid, would be attached to a new line of hybrid-only autos in the US. Toyota's current Prius model accounts for 50% of all hybrid vehicle sales in the US. At the same time, hybrid vehicles represent a tiny sliver of all US vehicle sales. SmarTrend currently has Toyota Motor in a Downtrend. Since 2008, SmarTrend subscribers trading Toyota Motor using our alerts outperformed the stock by 43%. We are monitoring these developments and will alert subscribers to any change in trend.
NO plug in NO sale!
xxxxdarksidexxxx 1 year ago
When will they fix their killer cars?
billeybop 1 year ago