Carros japoneses usados

• País: Pakistan
• Fecha: 2018-01-14

Hi Sir,
I Love Japanese and Japanese Cars.
I am from Pakistan. My wish is to Visit once japan but It's just dream and this never can really due to financial problems.

I have learn about Japanese Car Manufacturers
1907 - Hatsudoki Seizo Co., Ltd. established
1911 - Kaishinsha Motorcar Works established
1917 - Mitsubishi Motors' 1st car
1917 - Nippon Internal Combustion Engine Co. Ltd. established (integrated into Nissan)
1918 - Isuzu's 1st car
1920-1925 - Gorham/Lila - auto production established (merged into Datsun)
1924-1927 - Otomo built at the Hakuyosha Ironworks in Tokyo
1931 - Mazda Mazdago - by Toyo Kogyo corp, later Mazda
1934-1957 - Ohta begins auto production
1936 - Kurogane Type 95 world's first four-wheel-drive car manufactured
1936 - Toyota's 1st car (Toyota AA)
1952-1966 - Prince Motor Company (integrated into Nissan)
1953-1967 - Hino Motors starts auto production (merged into Toyota)
1954 - Subaru's 1st car (Subaru P-1)
1955 - Suzuki's 1st car (Suzulight)
1957 - Daihatsu's 1st car (Daihatsu Midget)
1963 - Honda's 1st production car (Honda S500)
1966 - One of the best selling cars of all time, the Toyota Corolla, is introduced; Nissan opens its first North American manufacturing facility in Cuernavaca, Mexico as Nissan Mexicana
1967 - Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association (JAMA) is founded
1967 - Mazda Cosmo 110S was one of the first two mass-produced cars with Wankel rotary engine
1980 - Japan surpassed the United States and became first in auto manufacturing; Nissan USA breaks ground for its Smyrna, Tennessee manufacturing plant
1981 - Voluntary Export Restraints from May limit exports to United States to 1.68 million cars per year; redundant by 1990 as production inside US displaces direct exports; similar policies in several EU countries[17]
1982 - Honda Accord becomes the first Japanese car built in the United States at Honda's Marysville, Ohio manufacturing facility
1982 - Mitsuoka 1st car (BUBU shuttle 50)
1983 - Holden and Nissan form a joint venture in Australia; Nissan Sunny (Sentra) assembled at Nissan's Smryna, Tennessee facility
1984 - Toyota opens NUMMI, the first joint venture plant in the United States with General Motors
1986 - Acura is launched in the US by Honda
1988 - Daihatsu enters the US making it the first time all nine Japanese manufacturers are present; Toyota Camry becomes third Japanese car manufactured at Toyota's Erlanger, Kentucky assembly plant
1989 - Lexus is launched in the US by Toyota
1989 - Infiniti is launched in the US by Nissan
1989 - United Australian Automobile Industries (UAAI) founded in Australia as a joint venture between Toyota and Holden
1991 - Mazda HR-X was one of the first hydrogen (combined with Wankel rotary) car
1994 - Japan conceded to the United States back in auto manufacturing
1996 - UAAI joint venture dissolved
1997 - Toyota Prius was the first mass-produced hybrid car
2003 - Scion is launched by Toyota
2006 - Japan surpassed the United States and became first in auto manufacturing again
2008 - Toyota surpassed General Motors to become the world's largest car manufacturer
2009 - Japan was beat by China and became second in auto manufacturing
2010 - 2009–2010 Toyota vehicle recalls
2011 - Tohoku earthquake affects production.

Thanks,
Qamar Ul Haq
From Pakistan
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