(1)Toyota launches 2 new commercial vans

(1)Toyota launches 2 new commercial vans

TOKYO, Japan - Toyota Motor Corp. launched the compact class Probox on July 2, one of two new commercial vans which it says offer top-class cargo capacity and easy maneuverability, as well as advanced environmental and safety performance. The Probox is priced between 870,000 yen and 1,568,000 yen.

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