Japan’s three manufacturing giants ramped up production for the beginning of the second quarter as post-GFC demand continues to rise in the US and across Asia. The world’s largest vehicle manufacturer, Toyota, announced on Friday that its 591,109 units in April 2010 represented a 62 percent increase over the same month last year. Nissan (up 57 percent

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Toyota, Nissan, Honda global production strong in April

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