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Hybrid Car Sales Lead Toyota to # 1 Automaker in 2007 Lead by its hybrid car and vehicle sales Toyota expects to become the world's largest automotive manufacturer in 2007. In June 2006, Toyota jumped past Ford Motor Company for the first time in U. S. sales. Toyota also expects to become the number 2 automaker in the U. S. in early 2007 ahead of Ford but behind General Motors. Toyota has the best selling car in the U. S., the Camry and the best-selling hybrid, the Prius. Toyota employs 39,000 workers in North America as compared to General Motors, which employs 141,000. Toyota has announced that it will build 9.4 million vehicles worldwide in 2007. General Motors does not give out its vehicle sales statistics, but experts estimate the number will be around 9.2 million. How to Make Biodiesel at Home All about biodiesel and alternative fuels, a step-by-step guide. Convert Your Car To Burn WATER Boost mileage 60%, reduce emissions and prevent global warming. Renewable Energy Solutions Find free solar panels, wind turbines and batteries for off-grid living. Toyota has stated that its U. S. sales have been spurred by the demand for smaller, more economical cars and hybrid vehicles in the face of rising gas prices and a new environmental consciousness.

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