History of Toyota (1960-1969)

New Model Introductions, Productions, Sales and Exports		Year	Business Development, Plants and Facilities
		1960	• Main Building is completed. •Toyota Central Research & Development Laboratories, Inc. is established.	Main Building of Toyota Head Office
Publica	• Publica is announced.	‘61	• Publica dealerships (currently Toyota Corolla dealerships) start operations. • Total Quality Control (TQC) is adopted throughout company. • Haruhi Plant (currently Haruhi Center) is completed.
• 1 millionth Toyota vehicle is produced domestically.		‘62	• Labor-Management Joint Declaration is signed. • Toyota Motor Thailand Co., Ltd. is established.	Signing ceremony for Labor-Management Joint Declaration
• RK170B light bus (currently Coaster) is announced.		‘63
• Crown Eight, FA100 and DA100 heavy-duty trucks are announced.		‘64
• Toyota Sports 800 is announced.		‘65	• The Deming Prize for major advances in quality improvement is awarded. • Kamigo Plant starts operations.	The Deming Prize is awarded
Corolla	• Corolla is announced.	‘66	• Takaoka Plant starts operations. • Enter into business partnership with Hino Motors, Ltd. • Higashifuji Proving Ground is completed.	Higashifuji Proving Ground
Toyota 2000GT speed trial	• Toyota 2000GT, Hiace and Miniace are announced.	‘67	• Toyota Auto dealerships (currently Netz Toyota dealerships) start operations. • Enter into business partnership with Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd.
• Hilux, Corolla Sprinter and Corona Mark II are announced.		‘68	• Miyoshi Plant starts operations.
Cumulative exports reach 1 million units	• Cumulative exports reach 1 million units. • Annual domestic sales reach 1 million units.	‘69

§ Entries in blue refer to Toyota overseas operations.