Toyota markets hard-top convertible Soarer

Toyota markets hard-top convertible Soarer

NAGOYA, Japan - Photo shows a hard-top convertible version of Toyota Motor Corp.'s luxury Soarer passenger car the automaker has put on the Japanese market. Toyota said April 3 the four-seat coupe with an engine displacement of 4292 cc features an electrically powered aluminum top that can be stored in the trunk.

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