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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.

Toyota Boshoku wants to make your car ride more comfortable. The company develops auto interior components, including seats, fabric goods, air bags, and seat belt webbing. Toyota Boshoku also makes oil and gas filters, power train components, and bumpers and fender liners. The company uses recycled materials in its products to reduce the impact on the environment. Founded in 1918 by Toyoda Boshoku, the company is focusing on expanding its operations in North America although it expanded its operations in Europe when it acquired Sieto from Faurecia in 2008. Sieto makes seats for Toyo Motor's Yaris model. Toyota Boshoku has more than 50 locations around the globe. Toyota Motor is a leading shareholder.

Transense Technologies is betting that one of the next safety features to be required on cars will be sensors that alert drivers to dangerous changes in tire pressure. Operating from a former US airbase in the UK, the company is developing a variety of sensors intended to measure minute changes in pressure, torque, and strain in tires, steering columns, brake pads, and other automotive components. Transense Technologies' sensors use surface acoustic wave (SAW) technology to detect these changes. Transense Technologies was founded by chief executive James Perry, a former UK financial journalist, and by the company's former advanced research director, Anthony Lonsdale.

Onto every car a little rain must fall -- that's where Trico Products comes in. The company manufactures and distributes windshield wiper systems and electronics for 22 of the world's carmakers as well as wiper blades and accessories for the consumer replacement market. Producing millions of wiper products a year, Trico features a lineup of wiper motors, wiper arms, windshield washer systems, and linkages. The company also pushes wiper systems for heavy-duty trucks and RVs. Its electronics division makes electronic controls for automotive lighting, turn signal flashers, seat belt controls, and wiper system rain sensors. Trico Products is part of private equity firm Kohlberg & Company.

Trim Masters Inc, a joint venture company, incorporated in October 1987. Two premier automotive suppliers, Johnson Controls Automotive Systems Group of Plymouth, MI and Toyota Boshoku Japan & USA , along with Toyota Tsusho a wholly owned subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation of Japan formed what today is a leading supplier of automotive interior trim.Trim Masters has eleven locations in four states and two foreign countries. With total employment of over 4,000 employees, our annual sales are in excess of $1 billion dollars per year.Superior quality, Advanced technologies, Total commitment, from initial concept, through development and production, Trim Masters has built a reputation for outstanding quality products which exceed customer expectations.

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