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Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Indiana (TMMI) produces the full-size Sequoia SUV, the Highlander mid-size SUV, and the Sienna minivan (the production of which was moved from Kentucky) for one of Toyota's largest markets -- the US. TMMI began operations in 1996. Indiana is home to James Dean, David Letterman, and Michael Jackson, as well as Toyota, which picked the southern part of the Hoosier state as home to one of its biggest vehicle manufacturing facilities. After parent Toyota invested $450 million to upgrade the plant, TMMI opened a visitor's center that offers public tram tours of its 4 million-sq.-ft. manufacturing facility.

Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky (TMMK) is where the land of the rising sun has set on the bluegrass state. TMMK, Toyota's largest manufacturing facility outside of Japan, makes the Toyota Camry (the #1 choice with American consumers), Avalon, and Venza for the North American market. To the red of the sun and the blue of the grass, TMMK adds green to the mix with its production of the Camry Hybrid to satisfy the hemisphere's appetite for alternative fueled vehicles. Other products manufactured include 4 cylinder and V6 engines, and powertrain components. TMMK, which can produce 500,000 engines and vehicles per year, rolled its first complete car off its assembly line in 1990.

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Texas (TMMTX) can host a heck of a big tailgate party. A subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation, TMMTX operates an assembly plant just outside San Antonio that opened in late 2006. The factory makes but one Toyota model -- the full-size Tundra pickup. TMMTX initially planned to roll 150,000 trucks off the San Antonio assembly line annually, but later decided to increase the plant's capacity while it was still in the initial construction phase. The move was aimed at efficiently adding capacity on the front end so the plant can more easily adapt to market conditions. At peak capacity the new plant can roll a Tundra off the assembly line every 73 seconds -- or about 200,000 per year.

Toyota has invested more than $18 billion in its North American operations, which began in 1957. A wholly owned subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation, Toyota Motor North America is the holding company for all of its parent's North American operations, covering sales, engineering, and manufacturing subsidiaries from offices in New York, Miami, and Washington, DC. It oversees functions related to government and regulatory affairs, energy, economic research, philanthropy, advertising, corporate communications, and investor relations. Through its manufacturing operations, Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Toyota builds vehicles and parts at a dozen plus plants in North America.

Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A. (TMS) is the US sales, distribution, and marketing unit for Toyota Motor's Toyota, Lexus, and Scion brands. About 60% of Toyotas sold in the US are also made in the US. Those models include the Avalon, Camry, Highlander, Sequoia, Sienna, Tacoma, Tundra, and Venza. TMS is in charge of sales, marketing, and service of its cars, light trucks, hybrids, and SUVs in 49 states. Sales are conducted through about 1,500 dealerships throughout the US. The company's TRD (Toyota Racing Development) U.S.A. division designs and assembles engines and develops chassis and other technology for Toyota-sponsored race cars.

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