NUMMI began producing a truck, originally called the Hilux, in 1991. Four years later, the Hilux was redesigned and re-named the Tacoma. NUMMI now produces over 163,000 Tacomas a year.

Tacoma (and It's Predecessor) Production at NUMMI:

Year	Toyota Truck Production	Tacoma Production	Total Plant Production	Percent Truck Production
2008	NA	Not available
2007	NA	Not available
2006	NA	Not available
2005	NA	169,617	417,505	41 %
2004	NA	142,605	380,540	37 %
2003	NA	161,276	395,672	40 %
2002	NA	164,550	369,856	44 %
2001	NA	162,714	351,671	46 %
2000	NA	146,339	344,076	42 %
1999	NA	156,387	367,114	42 %
1998	NA	159,226	362,746	43 %
1997	NA	147,927	357,806	41 %
1996	NA	141,047	365,469	38 %
1995	NA	123,257 1	352,649	34 %
1994	135,199	NA	364,559	37 %
1993	116,061	NA	323,051	35 %
1992	75,862	NA	256,799	29 %
1991	2,535	NA	208,672	12 %
1990	0	NA	205,289	0 %
1989	0	NA	192,472	0 %
1988	0	NA	128,425	0 %
1987	0	NA	187,377	0 %
1986	0	NA	205,840	0 %
1985	0	NA	64,764	0 %
1984	0	NA	17	0 %
1 Includes Toyota truck and Tacoma

NUMMI Milestones:

1982	General Motors permanently closes its manufacturing plant in Fremont, California. Toyota Motor Corporation and General Motors Corporation begin discussions about forming a joint venture in the U.S.
1983	February: Toyota and GM sign a Memorandum of Understanding regarding the joint venture. September: United Auto Workers and joint venture sign a Letter of Intent.
1984	February: New United Motor Manufacturing, Inc. (NUMMI) becomes an independent California corporation located in Fremont. March: Applications sent to some 5,000 former GM-Fremont employees. April: Federal Trade Commission approves joint venture. December: First Chevrolet Nova is produced.
1985	June: Chevrolet Nova goes on sale through Chevrolet Dealers. First agreement between United Auto Workers (UAW), Local 2244 and NUMMI is signed, effective July 1. November: First shift reaches full production. December: Full second-shift operations begin.
1986	April: Full production, both shifts, reaches 940 vehicles per day. September: First Toyota Corolla FX16 is produced.
1987	February: First Toyota Corolla FX is produced. September: First Chevrolet Nova Twin Cam is produced.
1988	April: 500,000th vehicle is produced. September: Last Chevrolet Nova and Toyota Corolla FX are produced. November: First Chevrolet Geo Prizm is produced.
1989	April: GM, Toyota, and NUMMI announce agreement to produce Toyota compact pickup trucks starting in August 1991.
1991	January: Millionth car is produced. August: First Toyota 4x2 compact pickup truck is built.
1992	February: First 4x4 Toyota compact pickup truck is built. It earned an award for Best Compact Pickup in Initial Quality from J.D. Power and Associates. December: NUMMI announces plans to produce Toyota Xtracab compact pickup truck.
1993	March: Production of Xtracab begins. May: NUMMI earns award for Best Compact Pickup in Initial Quality from J.D. Power and Associates. October: NUMMI breaks ground for a plastics manufacturing facility. GM, Toyota, and NUMMI sign agreement to petition the FTC to vacate its original order.
1994	May: NUMMI celebrates 10th anniversary. August: Two millionth vehicle is produced. September: NUMMI receives J.D. Power & Associates Silver Plant Award. October: Plastics plant is completed. December: Production of small plastics parts for trucks begins.
1995	January: Redesigned Toyota compact pickup truck, the Tacoma, is produced. March Production of plastic rear bumpers for Prizms and Corollas begins. May: NUMMI receives J.D. Power & Associates Bronze Plant Award. NUMMI earns award for Best Compact Pickup in Initial Quality from J.D. Power and Associates.
1996	May: NUMMI receives J.D. Power & Associates Bronze Plant Award. Tacoma named Best Compact Pickup in Initial Quality by J.D. Power and Associates. November: Stamping and Plastics Plants expand.
1997	May: Tacoma named Best Compact Pickup in Initial Quality by J.D. Power and Associates. Three millionth vehicle is produced.
1998	April: Completed new Passenger Paint building September: DNV Certification Inc. Environment Management System Certification (ISO 14001)
1999	April: The north paint shop begins operation. May: NUMMI receives J.D. Power and Associates' Silver Plant award. Toyota Corolla ranked Best Compact Car in North America in J.D. Power and Associates' Initial Quality Study. August: NUMMI produces its millionth pickup truck. December: Tacoma Stepside production begins. NUMMI celebrates its 15th anniversary.
2000	April: NUMMI receives J.D. Power and Associates' Silver Plant award. NUMMI receives J.D. Power and Associates Chairman's Award for Quality Initiatives. May: Toyota Corolla ranked Best Compact Car in North America in J.D. Power and Associates' Initial Quality Study. September: Tacoma Double Cab production begins.
2001	May: Toyota Corolla ranked Best Compact Car in North America in J.D. Power and Associates' Initial Quality Study. August: NUMMI celebrates its 10th anniversary of truck production. September: DNV Certification Inc. Environment Management System Certification (ISO 14001) December: Last Prizm is built.
2002	January: Pontiac Vibe production begins. April: NUMMI receives J.D. Power and Associates' Bronze Plant award. May: Toyota Corolla ranked Best Compact Car in North America in J.D. Power and Associates' Initial Quality Study. Tacoma named Best Compact Pickup in Initial Quality by J.D. Power and Associates. June: Toyota Voltz production begins. December: NUMMI produces its five millionth vehicle. NUMMI produces the most vehicles than any other year in its history.
2004	February: NUMMI celebrates its 20th anniversary. May: Toyota Corolla ranked Best Compact Car in North America in J.D. Power and Associates' Initial Quality Study. September: Major model launch of the 2005 Tacoma
2005	December: NUMMI produces the most vehicles than any other year in its history