Suzuki Motor to supply MR Wagon minicar to Nissan Motor

Suzuki Motor to supply MR Wagon minicar to Nissan Motor

TOKYO, Japan - Suzuki Motor Corp. Chairman Osamu Suzuki announces at a press conference at a Tokyo hotel on Nov. 16 that his company will launch a new five-door minicar called the MR Wagon, pictured behind him, on Dec. 4. It will supply the vehicle to Nissan Motor Co. starting next spring under an original equipment manufacturing (OEM) agreement. The MR Wagon is targeted at housewives in their late 20s and 30s.

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