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Toyota can make up lost sales, says boss

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Toyota Motor Corp President Akio Toyoda leaves his meeting with Japan's Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama at the premier's official residence in Tokyo yesterday. Toyoda briefed Hatoyama of the car maker's plans to improve quality control after a string of safety issues led to a massive vehicle recall. [Shanghai Daily]

Toyota Motor Corp President Akio Toyoda leaves his meeting with Japan's Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama at the premier's official residence in Tokyo yesterday. Toyoda briefed Hatoyama of the car maker's plans to improve quality control after a string of safety issues led to a massive vehicle recall. [Shanghai Daily]

Toyota Motor Corp's president said Monday he believed that sales in North America could recover in March after a sharp decline last month when the auto maker suspended sales of some recalled models.

"I think it's possible (for sales to recover)," Akio Toyoda told reporters after a meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama.

"We are taking steps simultaneously for repairs and a sales recovery. The local staff are working hard at this," Toyoda added.

Toyota's sales in the United States, its biggest market, dropped almost 9 percent in February while rivals such as Ford Motor and General Motors gained ground.

A safety crisis that has led to a recall of some 8.5 million Toyota vehicles globally has damaged Toyota's reputation and kept US dealers from selling some models in inventory through early February until fixes could be made.

To battle the fall-off in its sales, Toyota is looking to win over consumers with unprecedented discounts including zero-percent financing for five years on top-selling models such as the Camry. It will also offer attractive leasing terms and free maintenance for two years for returning Toyota customers.

Looking to put the recall crisis behind him, Toyoda has apologized to the public in the US, Japan and China - Toyota's three biggest markets - over the last month in the hope of regaining consumers' confidence.

Toyoda said he reported to Hatoyama about his testimony at a US congressional hearing about the safety issues last month and his visit to China to address the public.

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