Gov't tells Toyota to improve management of defects

Gov't tells Toyota to improve management of defects

TOKYO, Japan - Masatami Takimoto, vice president of Toyota Motor Corp., speaks to reporters at the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport in Tokyo on July 21 after receiving a written instruction urging Toyota to improve its management of vehicle defects from the ministry. (Kyodo)

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