No, Toyota is bringing a lot of money into NASCAR; they are one of the only car manufactures that are not having financial troubles and can invest more money as where the others are having to cut back.
Why would they not be? If you use the argument that NASCAR is for U.S manufacturers then you have no idea where Toyotas are built. Very few models are built and imported from Japan. Most are built in the U.S. where the have plants in Mississippi, Kentucky, Texas and Indiana.
Yes, they do. Toyota has a few multi-car teams in the Sprint Cup Series, which include Joe Gibbs Racing, Red Bull Racing and Michael Waltrip Racing.
NASCAR Toyota Series was created in 2004.
As of 2012, yes.
No there is no maximum in NASCAR.
No, NASCAR engines are naturally aspirated and turbochargers are prohibited (not allowed).
Matt Kenseth drives the #20 Toyota Camry for Joe Gibbs Racing.
There has been no talk lately on Nascar using the Honda Accord in any of their top three series.Chevrolet, Ford and Toyota are the current makes Nascar uses.
2007 will mark the first year a foreign brand (Toyota) is competing in the NASCAR cup since Jaguar competed in a few races in the 1950s (and was the only foreign car make to win a NASCAR race-in 1954- until Toyota came along). However, the Toyota Camry will be the ONLY car model assembled in America to compete in NASCAR. All other car models represented on the track are from American companies, but assembled in Canada or Mexico.
No they are not, they are from the lexus V8 engine.
NO, volkswagen never attempted to get into NASCAR. Toyota is the only non-american company to do so.
In Nascar, an owner is allowed to have a maximum of four cars (teams).
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Chevrolet currently holds the most wins in NASCAR's divisions. They are still the most dominant auto maker in general.