Car companies and other top CEOs are rushing to donate millions of dollars to the president elect’s inauguration fund before Trump, 78, enters the Oval Office on Jan. 20 — with Toyota being the latest to hand over the cash.
Toyota, Ford and General Motors join sprint to donate millions to Trump’s inauguration fund
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