Toyota unveils all-new Mark II luxury sedan

Toyota unveils all-new Mark II luxury sedan

NAGOYA, Japan - Shoichiro Toyoda (L), honorary chairman of Toyota Motor Corp., poses for photographers in Nagoya on Oct. 24 beside the all-new Mark II, one of the automaker's main luxury sedan models designed exclusively for the domestic market.

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