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Toyota Announces Results for April 2006


Tokyo, Japan, May. 24, 2006 - (JCN Newswire) - Toyota Motor Corporation
('TMC'; TSE: 7203) announced today the production, sales in Japan and
export results of TMC and subsidiaries Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd. and Hino
Motors, Ltd., for April 2006.



April 2006 Results
(Unit = one vehicle; figures in ( ) show year-on-year percentage change)
                     Toyota        Daihatsu           Hino         Total

PRODUCTION
IN JAPAN*1         
 Passenger cars   311,144  (13.4) 51,427  (16.1)    ---   ---  362,571
(13.8) 
 Trucks & buses    30,865 (-24.7) 13,061 (-17.3)  7,782  (7.1)  51,708
(-19.3) 
Total             342,009   (8.4) 64,488   (7.3)  7,782  (7.1) 414,279
(8.2) 
     
SALES
IN JAPAN*2         
 Passenger cars   104,006  (-6.7) 35,447   (8.3)    ---   ---  139,453
(-3.3) 
 Trucks & buses    15,716  (-0.8) 10,925 (-11.9)  3,206 (25.0)  29,847
(-3.1) 
Total             119,722  (-5.9) 46,372   (2.7)  3,206 (25.0) 169,300
(-3.3) 
     
EXPORTS         
 Passenger cars   195,154  (27.4)  8,286   (5.9)    ---   ---  203,440
(26.4) 
 Trucks & buses    13,157 (-50.3)  1,581  (-6.8)  3,914 (13.0)  18,652
(-41.0)
Total             208,311  (16.0)  9,867   (3.7)  3,914 (13.0) 222,092
(15.3) 
     
OVERSEAS 
PRODUCTION*3      298,656   (3.2)  1,580 (-67.9)    ---   ---  300,236
(2.1) 

WORLDWIDE  
PRODUCTION*4      640,665   (5.9) 66,068   (1.6)  7,782  (7.1) 714,515
(5.5) 
  
*1 CBU and KD (Japan line-off basis)
*2 Includes vehicles produced overseas
*3 Excludes KD (local line-off basis)
*4 Includes production in Japan along with overseas production  


April 2006 Highlights (year-on-year)

PRODUCTION IN JAPAN
Toyota:          Eighth consecutive month of increase 
Daihatsu:        Second consecutive month of increase 
Hino:            Fourth consecutive month of increase 
Consolidated:    Eighth consecutive month of increase 

SALES IN JAPAN
Toyota:          First decrease in four months; 49.3% share of market,
excluding 
                 minivehicles; 2,029 units in sales of Lexus vehicles
Daihatsu:        Second consecutive month of increase; 30.1% share of
the 
                 minivehicle market
Hino:            Eighth consecutive month of increase; 31.8 % share of
                 the truck market
Consolidated:    First decrease in four months; 43.2% share of market, 
                 including minivehicles 

EXPORTS
Toyota:          Fifth consecutive month of increase 
Daihatsu:        Second consecutive month of increase 
Hino:            Fourth consecutive month of increase 
Consolidated:    Fifth consecutive month of increase 

OVERSEAS PRODUCTION
Toyota:          Fifty-second consecutive month of increase, due to
increased
                 production mainly in Asia, Europe and Latin America 
Daihatsu:        Decrease, due to decreased production in Indonesia 
Toyota &:        Fifty-second consecutive month of increase
Daihatsu


Year To Date (January 1 to April 30, 2006)
(Unit = 1 vehicle; figures in ( ) show year-on-year percentage change)
 
                     Toyota        Daihatsu           Hino
Total 
PRODUCTION 
IN JAPAN*1     1,443,056  (7.5)  254,291   (0.8)  33,085 (12.0)
1,730,432  (6.5) 

SALES 
IN JAPAN*2       651,952  (2.2)  228,960   (2.5)  19,370 (10.1)
900,282  (2.4) 

EXPORTS          788,436 (16.4)   33,141  (-6.2)  14,846 (12.1)
836,423 (15.3) 

OVERSEAS 
PRODUCTION*3   1,282,987 (15.2)    9,251 (-53.6)     ---   ---
1,292,238 (14.0) 

WORLDWIDE 
PRODUCTION*4  2,726,043 (11.0)  263,542   (-3.2)  33,085 (12.0)
3,022,670  (9.6) 
  
*1 CBU and KD (Japan line-off basis)
*2 Includes vehicles produced overseas
*3 Excludes KD (local line-off basis)
*4 Includes production in Japan along with overseas production 



About Toyota Motor Corporation

Toyota Motor Corporation develops and manufactures
vehicles, and is one of the largest car manufacturers in the world,
offering a wide range of products from minivehicles to trucks. In
addition to its core business, Toyota has a large business portfolio in
financial services, including sales finance, vehicle insurance, and
credit cards. It is also involved in telecommunications through a
subsidiary that provides cellular services in Japan. Other diversified
businesses include industrial equipment, prefabricated housing, and
leisure boats. The company is headquartered in Aichi, Japan. Fot more
information, please visit www.toyota.co.jp/en/index.html.