The word "Toyota" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referencing the car manufacturer Toyota, particularly in the context of talking about their cars. For example: "I bought a used Toyota Corolla last year and I love it."
"The chief executive of South Derbyshire District Council, Frank McArdle, was instrumental in bringing Toyota, the largest car manufacturing facility in the UK, to South Derbyshire and he has also been instrumental in creating St George's Park, the FA's Centre of Excellence.
Abbott's cabinet came to the conclusion it would set a bad precedent for the new government, which is still expecting other large companies such as Toyota to come cap in hand looking for industry assistance in the near future.
On local TV, a Toyota ad with the slogan ' Tyson Power' that had been running all day suddenly disappeared.
This was the fund to help component manufacturers transition as the last car manufacturers, Holden and Toyota, leave Australia by 2017.
A spokeswoman for the commission said the modelling scenarios had been adjusted to reflect announcements by Holden and Toyota that they plan to cease automotive manufacturing in Australia.
The commission's modelling of the worst case scenario after the end of production by Ford, GM Holden and Toyota in the period 2016-17, has predicted that 27,430 jobs would be lost in Victoria and 10,670 in South Australia.
Mr Mehri has written a book on his experiences, "Notes from Toyota-Land," published by Cornell University Press.Outside inForeign Affairs, May/June 2006"The Globally Integrated Enterprise By Samuel J. PalmisanoTechnology has not only allowed firms to reduce their costs, operate from afar, and outsource work to others it has also allowed companies to combine these trends into something new.
Scorpions owner Gordon Hartman, who helped bring the team's privately-owned Toyota Field stadium to the city, admitted that things have moved a lot quicker than he expected, which is why MLS is now being mentioned.
Fans have grown increasingly frustrated with Sporting's performance, and a loss at Toyota Park would bring even more criticism of the club's Manager Peter Vermes.
This city is MLS-ready.'" Hartman said that the club is currently not in a position to discuss potential investors, should San Antonio expand Toyota Field from 8,000 seats to an MLS-standard 18,000 capacity, which the stadium is capable of.
Only one game this Sunday, and it's Chicago Fire vs New York Red Bulls (Sun 3pm, Toyota Park, Unimas), which gives us the chance to see which Chicago Fire we're supposed to believe — the one that fell over against Chivas in week one, or the one that almost got a result in Portland last week.
