Toyota to expand Tacoma output in Mexico

U.S. sales of the Tacoma are up 4 percent this year through August, but its share of the midsize truck market has shrunk to 43 percent, from 51 percent a year earlier, amid new competition.

September 14, 2016 05:00 AM

DALLAS -- Toyota will invest $150 million at its Tijuana, Mexico, assembly plant to increase output of the popular Tacoma pickup amid tight inventory that the company says has held back sales.

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