Yamaha Motor to introduce 2-seat scooter in April

Yamaha Motor to introduce 2-seat scooter in April

TOKYO, Japan - Yamaha Motor Co. will start selling the two-seat scooter Maxam CP250 (photo) from April 1 in line with the planned lifting of a ban on riding double on highways. The Maxam CP250 has an engine displacement of 250 cc and a low-slung body to ensure stability. It will sell for 630,000 yen. (Kyodo)

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