Toyota starts producing new Corolla at joint venture in China

Toyota starts producing new Corolla at joint venture in China

TIANJIN, China - Tianjin FAW Toyota Motor Co., a joint venture between Japan's Toyota Motor Corp. and Chinese automaker FAW Group Corp., began production of the new Toyota Corolla (in photo) at its third plant in Tianjin on May 28 in a bid to capitalize on the growing auto market in China. (Kyodo)

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