While driver's in the U.S. have grown accustom to having both domestic and foreign automakers' vehicles available to them, this is considered a luxury to consumers home to other countries. To help serve that desire for other consumers, the Japanese automaker recently decided to start exporting more American-made vehicles to emerging markets in South Korea.

While Toyota already exports both the Camry and the Sienna to South Korea from Indiana, the automaker announced…

At their annual American Made Index Cars.com awarded the Toyota Camry top honors for its fourth straight year. The Camry achieved the award by beating Cars.com standards in quality of their parts, assembly and American sales volume which the competition is based on.

Of course, the Camry wasn't Toyota's only vehicle to earn a top spot on the American Made Index. The Toyota Sienna, built in Princeton, Indiana, achieved a top?

Recovering from the tsunami and earthquake driven setbacks facing Toyota last year, the Japanese automaker is now producing new Toyota cars at 100-percent capacity with sales figures highlighting the fact.

Highlighting Toyota's recovery, a year-over-year comparison for the month of June shows Toyota to have seen a 60% increase in sales. In June of 2011 the automaker sold 100,164 vehicles with this most recent June seeing 157,773 Toyota vehicles being sold. Interested…

With Toyota's recent move to begin exporting the Indiana-made Toyota Sienna to South Korea, Toyota is preparing to up the ante with Kentucky-made Toyota Camry models. This movement, as well as the previous, mark a new step for American-made auto manufacturers, with the exports from Indiana signifying one of the biggest increases to U.S.-exported models in the company's history.

The increase in U.S.-exported automobiles represents a great move by…

Toyota has returned to normal production levels across North America, coming a long way in just six months time. Toyota reached regular production levels sooner than they expected in large part as a chain reaction to the progress being made in Japan. While only 12 Toyota models are built in the U.S., including the Camry, Tacoma, and RAV4, they could not previously be manufactured at optimal rates in North America given supply shortages manufactured…

Toyota has been fighting an uphill battle against limited parts and slowed production following March 11^th's record earthquake. The Japanese automaker recently announced however, that production levels at its manufacturing facilities across North America are recovering faster than expected. Rather than November, production is now forecast to return to normal levels in September.

Toyota of New Orleans, located at 13150 I-10 Service Road would also like to note that on June 6, Toyota…