Japanese car maker Toyota announced that it closed out the quarter ending on June 30 with increased sales and increased revenue.

Worldwide, the company said it sold an additional 159,000 cars compared to the same quarter a year ago, bringing total sales to 2,411,000 for the period. Revenues were up by 3.5 percent for a total of $84.5 billion, but net income saw a decrease from $8.5 billion to $5.8 billion.

The company's largest market is North America, where 794,000 Toyota vehicles were sold. Operating income, however, was off in the region. According to the company announcement, "Operating income, excluding the impact of valuation gains/losses from interest rate swaps, decreased by 164.3 billion yen ($1.1 billion) to -63.6 billion yen ($-438 million)."

In Japan, Toyota sold 481,000 vehicles with sales in Europe and Asia totalling 298,000 and 421,000, respectively.

For the rest of its operating year, the company is forecasting that it will sell a total of 9.8 million vehicles worldwide.