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Tokico (USA) was pitching "there's no load I can't hold, road so rough this I know." The company engineers, manufactures, and markets shock absorbers, braking systems, and suspension products to automotive OEMs, as well as to the automotive aftermarket. It introduced the twin-tube low-pressure gas shock absorber, used in the Lincoln Continental. Tokico (USA) operates two factories in Kentucky, with sales offices in California and Michigan. Along with sister US affiliate Unisia of Georgia Corp., Tokico (USA) was integrated in 2009 as a business unit under Kentucky-based Hitachi Automotive Products (USA) Inc., itself a wholly owned subsidiary of Hitachi.

Tomkins plc, an engineering and manufacturing company, manufactures various products for industrial, automotive, and building products markets principally in North America, Europe, and Asia. The company operates in two segments: Industrial and Automotive, and Building Products. The Industrial and Automotive segment manufactures and markets systems and components for the industrial and automotive markets. This segment offers belts, pulleys, tensioners and idlers, powder metal components, electromechanical drive systems, power transmission and pump components, engine and transmission oil pumps, hydraulics, hoses, coupling systems, remote tyre pressure monitoring systems, wheel and tire valves, inflating gauges, axles and wheels, trailer chassis and components, fabricated metal parts, clamps, and water and oil pumps. It serves industrial machinery and equipment, processing, earthmoving and agricultural equipment, mining, oil and gas, leisure equipment, consumer equipment, automotive original equipment, and automotive aftermarket industries.This segment offers its products directly to customers, as well as through distributor channels. The Building Products segment manufactures and markets air diffusion products and systems; bathware, such as baths, shower cubicles, and luxury whirlpools; and aluminum and vinyl windows and doors for the residential and commercial construction, manufactured housing, recreational vehicle, and remodeling and repair industries. It also offers grilles, registers, diffusers, dampers, venting and ducts, fans, louvers, and screens. This segment offers its products through a range of distribution channels, including suppliers. The company was formerly known as F.H. Tomkins Buckle Company and changed its name to Tomkins plc in 1988. Tomkins plc was founded in 1925 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

The world leader in full-toroidal traction-drive transmission technology, focused on the development of IVT (Infinitely Variable Transmission) and TCVT (Toroidal Continuously Variable Transmission) systems which deliver outstanding levels of performance, functionality and commercial advantage in automotive, truck, bus, outdoor power equipment, agricultural and off-highway vehicles, and auxiliary drive applications.

Torvec is a publicly owned development stage automotive technology company based in Rochester, NY. The Company's portfolio of revolutionary innovations draws upon the inventivness of the Gleasman family, whose patriarch, Vernon E. Gleasman, holds over 200 patents and is credited with ground-breaking automotive inventions such as the Torsen® differential. Vernon's legacy is carried on by his sons James and Keith. Torvec, founded in 1996, has as its mission the creation and maximization of shareholder value via the commercialization of the Full Terrain Vehicle (FTV™), which incorporates several of the key patented technologies in the Company's impressive product portfolio.The company seeks to unlock the significant value inherent in its technology through a judicious blend of unparalleled automotive engineering expertise and professional management. By selling or licensing some or all of its portfolio, Torvec expects to generate the capital necessary to begin full-scale production of the FTV™.

Toyoda Gosei has a yen to make more of its revenue in dollars, yuans, and euros. The manufacture of auto components, such as instrument panels, hoses, and airbags, composes about 95% of sales; non automobile sales include light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and plastic cases for cell phones and air purifiers. Though Japan accounts for more than 55% of its sales, Toyoda Gosei is focusing its sales growth on foreign markets. To support that expansion, Toyoda Gosei has increased its operations in China, Vietnam, and the US. Major customers include Toyota Motor, which founded Toyoda Gosei in 1949 as Nagoya Rubber and continues to own nearly 45% of the company.

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