Toyota to build shop in North Carolina
Quote selected text Published December 19th, 2006 in NASCAR News
Toyota plans to build an engineering and chassis facility in close proximity to its NASCAR teams.
The facility would employ about 40 people and sit on part of an 89-acre site in Salisbury, N.C., said Toyota Racing Development CEO Jim Aust. The company unveiled its plan to Rowan County (N.C.) leaders on Monday night.
The Salisbury facility will not be completed for a couple of years, Aust said.
Toyota Racing Development has about 25 people working in a facility in nearby High Point, N.C., near Bill Davis Racing. Those employees would move to the Salisbury facility, which will employ about 40 people.
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They need to go back to japan and stay there is what they need to do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Money baby….money….that’s what its all about!
yea its all about money but they still need to get the #$@% out of the us
ya you say that untill toyota hires you , and gives you the big dollar. guess it does not pay for you to have open minds.
I’m a chevy girl all the way, but you have to remember Toyota does sponsor Nascar now. If you watch it then you are helping support it.