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Behind The Wheel this morning, Toyota is in hot pursuit of the title of the world’s biggest

automaker in global vehicle sales. This morning the company is releasing its plan to dethrone GM.

And joining us this morning with more is CNBC’s auto reporter Phil Lebeau. Phil, lots in the

guard shot of this, doesn’t it?

Yeah, they could happen this year, Carol. The latest number was coming out of Tokyo this morning

with Toyota’s president giving a press conference outlining the goal. And take a look at what the

sales are for Toyota and General Motor’s. Last year, this year. Now this year, it's an estimate

halfway through the year, they are probably gonna / end up tight. Toyota might be slightly ahead

but next year Toyota is expected to pull ahead 9.8 million vehicles. And then look at 2009, they

are projected to build 10.4 million vehicles which would be the greatest number of vehicles built

by an automaker ever in one year. Whether or not Toyota can match that was brought up to the

President of Toyota Katsuaki Watanabe.and here is what he had to say this morning in Tokyo. He

said that the company will take on all risks that are out there and all markets. And for Toyota

that means aggressively expanding, not only in Europe and United States where they have come out

strong, but also in China, India, Russia. That’s really where the growth globally is gonna come

for Toyota. Quickly as us take a look at a chart comparing the shares of Toyota VS General Motors

over the last three years. Every time I show this, I hear from investors who say enough already.

We realize there is no comparison here, but it is worth laying taking a look at, look at that up

43% over the last three years. And again, Toyota expecting to set a record for one year sales by

2009 of 10.4 million vehicles. Carol?

You are not piling on, Phil, you / just bring in the facts, right? (Here you go.) You just bring

in the facts. Take around because we want dig deeper on what this means for the future of both

Toyota and the big three. We will bring in Michael Robinet. He is the vice president global

vehicle forecast with sale some worldwide. Uh, Michael, good morning to you.

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Toyota get  a  chance,,,garbage....Japanese  car...............