For over 86 years, Toyota has built a reputation for reliability, innovation, and leadership in the automotive and industrial sectors. The iconic Toyota Corolla, with over 50 million units sold worldwide and the best-selling car in history, underscores the brand’s exceptional success in the automotive industry.
Beyond its prominence in passenger vehicles, Toyota has also established itself as the leading forklift brand globally. With an estimated market share of 28.44%, businesses worldwide rely on Toyota forklifts for their robust performance, reliability, and efficiency. Toyota forklifts are crucial in enhancing operational efficiency and productivity from warehouses to distribution centers and manufacturing facilities.
In daily operations, we often encounter remarkably old units that are still working well. Last year, Intella Parts held a contest to determine the oldest-running Hyster forklift. The winner was a 1945 Hyster model KD KarryKrane owned by Phillip DeLuna from Public Steel in Amarillo, TX. The question arises: What is the oldest Toyota forklift that is still operational?
How to participate:
Email Intella Parts your photos to [email protected], along with details about the forklift’s year, stories, and some interesting facts about the unit. If possible, include a picture of the plate. The winner will receive a $100 gift certificate for Intella Parts, a $100 Visa gift card, and bragging rights as the owner of the oldest Toyota forklift.
