TOYOTA AUTOMOBILE MUSEUM TOP EXHIBITIONS/VIRTUAL MUSEUM Japanese Mass Production In Yokohama in 1933, Automobile Manufacturing Co., Ltd., known today as Nissan, began production of the Datsun before Toyota released the Model AA in 1936. In 1937, Toyota set up Toyota Motor Co. and gradually entered into car production. Toyota's First Production Model Toyota's Early Production Cars Nissan's Early Production Cars Continuation of Trial Manufacturing Application of Pre-war Technology Introduction of Foreign Automotive Technology Completion of Full-Scale Domestic Production From Cycle cars to Lightweight Cars

The year 1936 marked the birth of Toyota Motor's first passenger car. It adopted the popular streamline style, possessed an ideally balanced load on the front wheel, and offered a superior ride which placed it above many foreign cars in terms of comfort. It was an advanced automobile. Moreover, production know-how was developed completely in-house, a fact which is recognized historically. The accomplishment instilled confidence in domestic carmakers of the time.

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