Daihatsu releases new compact passenger car 'COO'

Daihatsu releases new compact passenger car 'COO'

TOKYO, Japan - Actress Ryoko Shinohara stands beside Daihatsu Motor Co.'s new compact passenger car ''COO'' at a press conference in a Tokyo hotel on May 8. Although the COO is less than 4 meters in length, its interior space can comfortably accommodate five adults, Daihatsu said. (Kyodo)

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