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Kiichiro Toyoda
In 1929, a 35-year-old Japanese man, the son of a successful industrialist, traveled to Europe and the United States to get acquainted with the global automotive industry, and the following year founded his own design bureau based on a factory for the production of looms.
The name of the founder is transformed into the Toyota brand. For a long time, things were difficult, and Mr. Toyoda, unfortunately, did not live to see the true triumph of his company.
In the 50s, after the death of the founder, Toyota began supplying its cars to the United States, and subsequently succeeded in this strategically important market. In the 21st century, Toyota will become the largest automaker in the world, taking this title away from GM, which held it for 76 years. 4 replies
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