Toyota's U.S. roots trace back to 1957, when the Japanese automaker set up shop in Hollywood, Calif., and 1982, when it established its current sales headquarters some 20 miles south in Torrance, Calif. But U.S. Toyota executives may soon have to move much farther than that. The L.A. Times reports the automaker plans to relocate its sales and marketing operations to the suburbs of Dallas — specifically Plano, Texas, according to Automotive News. The move would put the executives closer to the bulk of Toyota's U.S. assembly plants, which are in Texas, Mississippi, Indiana and Kentucky.
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