Toyota Motor Corporation worldwide is anticipating in the area of a $5 billion loss, give or take, in this year, by the end of this year that we're in the fourth quarter of right now.
The cash burn has been very quick. We're fortunate that we have more liquidity behind us, so that is not impacting us as immediately. We're taking very strong and immediate counter-measures, in terms of stopping unnecessary capital spending. We're looking at compensation for executives, we're looking at wage freezes across the board. We're looking at every area where we spend money and trying to still keep the things that will give us the future, the R and D, the kaizen, the attention to quality, but we're trying to change the culture of our company, from a cost point of view, because we're very challenged.
If things don't turn around, the cash burn in the auto industry is incredibly quick.